Seamless Service Integration: Combine your electronic and metal recycling needs in one convenient service relationship. Whether you’re clearing out an office, warehouse, or facility, we can handle both your e-waste and scrap metal in a single, coordinated pickup.

Professional Problem Solving: Metal waste accumulation is a common challenge for businesses during renovations, equipment upgrades, or facility cleanouts. We provide a professional solution for materials that can’t go in regular waste disposal and would otherwise take up valuable space.

Environmental Impact: Every pound of metal recycled helps conserve natural resources, reduce energy consumption, and minimize landfill waste – extending our shared commitment to environmental stewardship beyond electronics.

Copper materials are extremely common in commercial and residential settings, accumulating from plumbing renovations, electrical upgrades, HVAC replacements, and construction projects. We accept various forms of copper including:

• Bare copper wire and tubing
• Copper pipes and fittings
• Electrical wiring (insulated and bare)
• Copper roofing materials
• Air conditioning and refrigeration components

These materials can quickly pile up during facility maintenance and are unsuitable for regular waste disposal. Copper recycling not only clears your space but supports sustainable manufacturing practices, as recycled copper requires 85% less energy to process than newly mined copper.

Aluminum waste is ubiquitous in modern facilities, generated from everything from beverage consumption to major construction and renovation projects. The lightweight nature of aluminum means it accumulates quickly and takes up significant storage space. Our aluminum recycling services include:

• Aluminum cans and containers
• Aluminum siding and gutters
• Window frames and doors
• Automotive parts and wheels
• Industrial aluminum sheets and extrusions

Long-term storage of aluminum materials can lead to oxidation and deterioration, making proper disposal increasingly challenging. Recycling aluminum uses 95% less energy than producing new aluminum from raw materials, making it one of the most environmentally beneficial metals to recycle.

Brass components are widespread in commercial plumbing, marine applications, and industrial settings, often accumulating during maintenance and upgrade projects. This copper-zinc alloy requires specialized handling for proper disposal. Our brass recycling includes:

• Plumbing fixtures and fittings
• Musical instruments and components
• Decorative hardware and fittings
• Marine and nautical equipment
• Industrial valves and connectors

Brass materials can tarnish and corrode over time when stored improperly, potentially creating additional cleanup challenges. Professional brass recycling ensures these materials are processed correctly while freeing up valuable storage space.

Stainless steel components accumulate rapidly in commercial kitchens, medical facilities, laboratories, and manufacturing environments during equipment upgrades and facility renovations. These materials require specialized disposal due to their alloy composition. We handle:

• Kitchen equipment and appliances
• Medical and laboratory equipment
• Industrial processing equipment
• Architectural elements and fixtures
• Food service and restaurant equipment

Stainless steel’s durability means it doesn’t break down naturally, creating long-term storage challenges for facilities. The chromium and nickel content in stainless steel makes proper recycling essential for both environmental responsibility and space management.

Steel and iron materials are among the most common metal waste challenges businesses face, particularly during equipment replacements, building renovations, or facility relocations. These heavy materials can create significant storage and handling problems. We accept:

• Structural steel beams and rebar
• Appliances and machinery
• Automotive parts and bodies
• Construction materials and demolition steel
• Industrial equipment and tools

The weight and bulk of ferrous metals make them difficult to store safely, and their tendency to rust can create additional facility maintenance issues. Steel recycling supports circular economy principles while solving your disposal challenges, as steel can be recycled repeatedly without losing its structural integrity.

Lead materials present both storage and safety challenges for businesses, as this toxic metal requires specialized handling and cannot be disposed of through regular waste channels. Common sources include:

• Automotive batteries
• Wheel weights and fishing weights
• Roofing materials and flashing
• Industrial equipment components
• Electronic components (following proper protocols)

Storing lead materials on-site poses potential health and environmental risks, particularly in areas with employee access or potential water contamination concerns. Professional lead recycling ensures safe, compliant disposal while eliminating liability concerns from improper storage.

Zinc Recycling

Zinc-containing materials are prevalent in construction, automotive, and industrial applications, often creating disposal challenges during facility maintenance and equipment replacement. These materials include:

• Galvanized steel and metal sheeting
• Die-cast automotive parts
• Roofing materials and gutters
• Industrial equipment components
• Zinc-based alloys and compounds

Galvanized materials can deteriorate over time when stored outdoors, potentially creating rust and corrosion issues. Proper zinc recycling eliminates these storage concerns while supporting the production of new corrosion-resistant materials.

1. Assessment and Pickup: Contact us to schedule an assessment of your metal materials. We can coordinate pickup services for larger quantities or provide drop-off options for smaller loads.

2. Sorting and Processing: Our recycling partners use advanced sorting techniques and equipment to properly categorize and prepare your metals for processing.

3. Weighing and Valuation: All materials are carefully weighed using certified scales, with pricing based on current market rates for each metal type.

4. Documentation: We provide complete documentation of all materials processed, including weights, metal types, and recycling confirmation for your records and compliance needs.

5. Professional Completion: Receive confirmation that your materials have been responsibly processed, eliminating storage concerns and liability issues.

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Ready to solve your metal waste disposal challenges while supporting environmental responsibility? Contact us at Reboot Tech to discuss your metal recycling needs. Whether you have a one-time cleanout project or ongoing disposal requirements, we’ll work with you to develop a solution that eliminates storage burdens and ensures proper material handling.

Combine your services: Ask about coordinating your metal recycling with our electronic waste and ITAD services for comprehensive facility cleanout solutions.

Note: Service availability subject to material types and quantities. Some specialty metals may require additional assessment for proper handling and processing.