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Absolutely. We follow strict environmental guidelines and hold all necessary licenses and certifications. We can also provide compliance documentation and recycling reports upon request.

Yes, we work with businesses of all sizes across Southeast Queensland. We offer tailored B2B recycling solutions, including ongoing contracts, scheduled pickups, and competitive bulk rates. Contact us to discuss a custom arrangement that suits your business needs.

Yes, we provide competitive bulk rates for business clients based on volume, frequency, and material type. Contact us for a tailored quote.

While there’s no strict minimum, businesses with larger or regular volumes typically benefit most from our pickup and contract services. Let us know what you generate and we’ll advise on the best setup.

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We partner with a wide range of industries including manufacturing, automotive, construction, electrical, plumbing, demolition, and local councils. If your business produces scrap metal, e-waste, or end-of-life vehicles, we can help.

Yes, we can. If you have unique materials, large volumes, or specific service requirements, we’re happy to provide a tailored quote. Just share the details with us - type of materials, estimated weight, pickup location, and frequency, and we’ll create a quote that suits your needs.

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No, you don’t need to be home - as long as we have clear delivery instructions and access to the drop-off location. Just make sure the area is free of obstructions on the day.

Our standard hire period is up to 7 days, but we’re flexible. If you need it longer, just let us know when booking and we’ll do our best to accommodate.

Our skip bins are designed for recyclable materials such as scrap metal, whitegoods, appliances, end-of-life vehicles (parts), e-waste like computers and cables, catalytic converters, and other approved metal or electronic items.

We do not accept general waste, green waste, hazardous materials (e.g. asbestos, chemicals, paint), food waste, or construction rubble. If you’re unsure about a specific item, just ask our team before booking.

We’ll need to know the type of materials you’re recycling (e.g. scrap metal, e-waste, vehicles), the estimated weight or volume, and your location. Photos are helpful but not required.

Yes, all quotes are 100% free and come with no obligation to proceed.

You can get a quote by filling out the get a quote form on the relevant service page, calling us, emailing us, or visiting in person. Just let us know what materials you have and their estimated weight.

Yes, we offer pickup for larger quantities or commercial loads. Just let us know in your request and we’ll see what’s possible in your area.

Yes, we can. If you have unique materials, large volumes, or specific service requirements, we’re happy to provide a tailored quote. Just share the details with us - type of materials, estimated weight, pickup location, and frequency, and we’ll create a quote that suits your needs.

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We aim to offer consistent recycling services across all locations, but availability may vary slightly. It’s best to contact us or check specific service pages for details.

For most standard loads, no booking is required. However, if you’re bringing a large volume or need help unloading, we recommend calling ahead.

Yes, we accept drop-offs at our facility during business hours. Please check our site address and hours before arriving, and let us know what materials you’re bringing.

Pickup services are available in select areas depending on the material type and volume. Contact us with your location and materials, and we’ll confirm if pickup is available.

We service most of Southeast Queensland, including Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Logan, Ipswich, and surrounding suburbs. If you’re unsure whether we cover your area, feel free to contact us.

The value of 1 kilogram of metal depends entirely on the type of metal. Common metals like steel or aluminium are priced much lower than precious or industrial metals such as copper, brass, or stainless steel. Market demand, purity, and recycling conditions can all influence the final value per kilogram.

For example, scrap yards and recycling centres may offer different rates depending on the metal’s quality and current market conditions. If you’re selling metal as scrap or buying raw material, it’s best to check with a local metal recycler or commodity pricing site for the most accurate and up-to-date rates.

Scrap metal collectors accept a wide range of materials, including both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. This typically covers things like copper wiring, old pipes, machinery parts, metal offcuts, and other discarded metal items. Whether it’s leftover construction scrap or unwanted industrial equipment, most metals can be collected.

A good scrap metal service won’t just take it away - they’ll sort, salvage, and recycle as much as possible, ensuring your waste is handled responsibly and sustainably.

When it comes to scrapping for maximum return, copper is usually the most valuable metal. Its high demand across electrical and plumbing industries makes it a top choice for serious recyclers. Other high-paying metals include brass, aluminium, and stainless steel, especially when sorted and cleaned properly.

To get the best payout, it’s important to identify and separate your metals correctly. Professional testing or grading ensures you’re getting full value for your scrap.

Scrap metal prices change frequently based on global market conditions, demand, and the type of metal being sold. Common metals like copper, aluminium, steel, and brass each have their own pricing trends, which can vary by region and quality.

To get the most accurate and up-to-date scrap metal prices, it’s best to contact your local scrap yard or recycling centre. Many also publish daily or weekly price updates online, making it easier to plan your drop-off and maximise your return - like us!