Many of us are familiar with household recycling, particularly through local municipal collection programs. Typically, we go through the process – we bag up everything – we put it at curbside – and we hope for the best.
Read moreAfter a winter season of staying mostly indoors, spring tends to be a welcome time for cleaning up both indoor and outdoor “junk”.
Read moreIf you’re a builder or renovator, you’re well aware of the enormous amount of scrap metal waste that’s leftover from every project. When it comes to scrap metal recycling in Toronto, tons and tons of metal waste are generated from commercial renovation projects.
Read moreWith COVID-19, self-isolation and physical distancing is keeping everyone at home, without much changing in the near future. As it turns out, it’s a great time to start getting rid of junk that’s lying around, and even get rid of materials that could go to the scrap yard.
Read moreThere’s so much more to scrap metal recycling than simply cleaning up your garage and cashing in. In more recent years, metal recycling has become indispensable to both society and industry.
Read moreIf you’re planning a home renovation, there’s more to consider than just the design and construction. It’s actually a good time to scale down and get rid of junk that’s been around for years.
Read moreIf you’re ready to get rid of household scrap, but reluctant to deal with it during winter, then scrap metal pickup is the answer for you. It’s super convenient when it's cold or stormy, and you can be sure that all of your metal waste is being properly recycled.
Read moreFor the average household, scrap metal recycling has some simple benefits – you’re redirecting waste from landfill sites; you’re recycling valuable materials; and you’re making a little cash at the same time.
Read moreIf you’re looking to recycle scrap metal from around the house, it may also turn into some extra cash for your trouble. For many homeowners, scrap metal recycling begins at home with some very common items – all of which can be taken to a local scrap yard.
Read moreWith metal recycling, there’s often confusion between ferrous and non-ferrous metals. It’s actually quite simple – ferrous metal contains iron and non-ferrous metal does not. The important thing is that each type of metal (ferrous and non-ferrous) has unique qualities.
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