Collecting and selling scrap metal is a productive business in New Jersey with the potential for making a nice sum of money. Scrap metal can be found in many places, and construction sites and demolition projects are the most likely to have scrap metal. The Scrap metal in NJ is bought by a company that is looking for these metals:
* Aluminum in any form
* Bare Bright Copper
* Copper insulated wire
* Yellow Brass
* Red Brass
* Stainless Steel
* Lead
They are also buying scrap boilers and batteries of any type. The Scrap metal in NJ company will drop off a container for a nominal rental charge and you can fill this container.. The company will pick it up for returning to its recycle facility. This is a very useful service because it allows you to deposit the scrap you collect into one container. You don’t have to take the metal anywhere. Scrap metal in NJ will arrange to haul away anything on wheels or that should be on wheels to it’s scrap yard where it will be processed. These items include but are not limited to the following:
* Scrap vehicles regardless of the condition
* Equipment removal such as backhoes, forklifts, and earth scoops.
* Cars, buses, trucks, and more
If you have a car that is not running, even missing an engine, it is a car that can be recycled, and as much as 95 percent of the car can be recycled. Removing a car from the neighborhood will prevent several fluids from leaking on the ground and into the ground water table. This is often unnoticed as a way that ground water becomes contaminated with the danger of the contamination spreading to wells, streams and farms.
The NJ recyclers will haul away this car and pay you cash on the spot. Why not canvass your neighborhood for junk cars and see if anyone else is interested in selling their junk car. If it appears to be abandoned, then ask the recycler to haul away and you can make some cash. Collecting scrap metal is a good clean-up project for the neighborhood area and also a good fund raiser. You cannot imagine how much money could be made, and certainly the neighborhood will look better and be much safer. Children will be safer without encountering dangerous pieces of rusted metal. Vermin and unsavory characters can live in abandoned cars.
