Scrap metal

Scrap Metal Purchasing

Titan Recycling purchases scrap metal for commercial, industrial, and bulk material recovery needs.

Open 24/7 across Lewisville · Flat-rate pricing quoted before we start

A scrap metal purchaser working on a residential scrap metal purchasing job — mid-task, hands, tools and the work itself in sharp focus, the rest of the space softly out of focus

Scrap metal can come from many sources, including construction and demolition work, industrial operations, equipment, wire, and separated materials. Titan Recycling provides a place to discuss those materials when you are ready to recover value from what is no longer needed.

The material may be copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, insulated wire and cable, electric motors, equipment, or another listed scrap category. Share what you have, where it came from, and the amount involved so the purchasing conversation can focus on the actual material.

Symptoms

When to call

Scrap is taking up usable space

Metal left in a work area, storage space, or project area can make the next stage of the job harder. If you have accumulated material that is ready for recovery, contact Titan Recycling to discuss what you have.

A project has left behind metal

Construction and demolition work can leave behind assorted metal, wire, equipment, and other recoverable material. Grouping the material information before you call helps identify whether it fits a purchasing conversation.

Your business has ongoing scrap

Commercial and industrial operations may generate scrap as part of regular work. Titan Recycling handles conversations about commercial scrap metal recycling and industrial scrap purchasing.

You have a bulk load to review

A larger quantity may need a different discussion from a small group of items. Bulk scrap purchasing covers the conversation around larger material recovery needs, including mixed or project-related scrap.

Our process

How the purchasing conversation goes

You describe the material

Start with the type of scrap, the source, and the approximate amount. Useful categories include copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, insulated wire and cable, electric motors, and equipment.
We identify the purchasing category

The material is discussed in relation to the type of recovery needed, whether that involves commercial scrap metal, industrial scrap, construction and demolition scrap, bulk scrap, or precious metal scrap.
The material and quantity are reviewed

The purchasing discussion centers on what is included and how much material is involved. Clear information about separated items, mixed material, equipment, or project scrap helps keep the conversation specific.
Next steps are discussed

Once the material and recovery needs are clear, Titan Recycling can discuss the appropriate next step for purchasing the scrap.

Scope

What the service covers

Purchasing details are discussed after the scrap type, material condition, and quantity are reviewed. Contact Titan Recycling with the material information before making arrangements.

Request service