Ensure that your scrap metal in Dewsbury fetches you the best price. At Nelson Scrap, we have been paying consistently top prices for scrap and this is what sets us apart from our competitors. We are a well-established, family run business with more than three decades’ experience in this sector. A business like ours runs and survives purely on reputation and this is something that we are justly proud of. We provide genuine, professional services in scrap metal purchase and recycling. Our client base extends throughout the Nelson, Burnley, Blackburn, Skipton, Keighley, Hyndburn, Pendle and the neighbouring areas across Lancashire and West Yorkshire. If you have scrap metal that has been lying in your cellar or attic, it’s time to turn that trash into cash. We offer the best prices for metals like copper, brass, aluminium, lead, ferrous and non-ferrous metals and much more.
Whatever the condition and quantity of metal you have, we are glad to give you an honest assessment and price quotation. In Dewsbury, scrap metal is more valuable if it’s sorted out in terms of types and form as much as possible. Different metals are priced differently and these prices fluctuate almost daily, based on commodity prices in the stock markets. However, this is a quick and easy way to make a tidy sum of money. If you have old appliances like washing machines, ovens, cookers, or machines in the home, they can get you a fair amount of money. In case you have commercial scrap metal in the form of factory equipment, or vehicle dismantling, we are glad to assist you with these too.
Defunct household items contain small amounts of scrap metal in Dewsbury. Old Christmas tree lights and non-functioning light bulbs contain copper components, while old electrical appliances have metal bodies, with copper wiring. If you remove the plastic casings, you can get a little more money. With larger appliances like refrigerators and washing-machines, and power-cords have metal in them too. If you have scrap metal and would like to sell it, contact Nelson Metals. Serious scrap-hunters could cruise the countryside and look out for abandoned items on public property, like iron-stoves and cooking ranges.
