Scrap Metal Removal in Florence, SC

Clearing Metal Out and Keeping It Out of the Landfill

Metal has a way of piling up. An old water heater in the garage, a broken washer on the porch, a stack of pipe left from a project, a rusted grill, some bent fencing behind the shed — before long there is a heap of scrap around your Florence property that you keep meaning to deal with. We haul it all away, and because metal is one of the most valuable and endlessly recyclable materials there is, we make sure it goes to a scrap recycler rather than into a landfill where it does no good.

What Counts as Scrap Metal

If it is mostly metal, we probably take it:

• Appliances — water heaters, washers, dryers, stoves, refrigerators, dishwashers
• Pipe, ductwork, and plumbing — copper, steel, and aluminum
• Metal furniture and shelving — filing cabinets, bed frames, racks
• Fencing and gates — chain-link, wrought iron, and posts
• Grills, lawn equipment, and small machinery
• Auto parts, wheels, and general loose scrap

Refrigerators and air conditioners contain refrigerant that has to be handled properly, and we make sure those units are disposed of the right way rather than just crushed and dumped.

How the Job Works

You show us the metal, and we do the loading — including the heavy appliances that are a two-person job to move. We carry it out from the garage, the yard, the basement, or wherever it has collected, load it onto the truck, and take it to a metal recycler. You do not need to separate or prep anything. If your scrap is mixed in with other junk, we can take all of it in one visit and route the metal to recycling and the rest to proper disposal, so you clear everything at once instead of splitting it into separate chores.

The Recycling Angle

Steel, aluminum, and copper can be melted down and reused again and again without losing quality, so keeping scrap metal out of the landfill genuinely matters. Sending your old appliances and metal to a recycler is one of the more environmentally sound ways to get rid of them, and it is our default on every metal job — not something you have to ask for.

How Pricing Works

Scrap metal removal is priced by volume — how much room your metal takes up on the truck — and factors in the heavy lifting for large appliances. A single old water heater is a quick pickup; a garage full of scrap, pipe, and old appliances is a bigger load. We look at what you have and give you a flat, up-front price before we start. No weighing surprises, no hourly meter, and the quote is free.

Why Have Us Handle It

Hauling scrap yourself means wrestling heavy appliances into a truck, and many people do not have a truck to begin with. Old water heaters, cast-iron radiators, and full appliances are genuinely heavy and awkward, and a scrap yard is not always convenient to get to. We bring the crew and do the lifting, and we already have the disposal and recycling connections. It is faster than a trip to the scrap yard and a lot easier on your back. We are local, we do the lifting, and we recycle first. For estate cleanouts, foreclosures, and properties you have just taken over, the metal and appliances are often the heaviest part of the whole job, so getting them out of the way first tends to make the rest of the cleanout feel manageable.

Clearing Out Garages, Barns, and Back Lots

A lot of our scrap calls come from garages and barns that have quietly filled with metal over the years — old appliances a previous owner left, a decommissioned water heater, coils of fence wire, a dead riding mower, and boxes of miscellaneous hardware. Rural Pee Dee properties in particular tend to collect scrap in a back lot or along a tree line. We clear all of it in one visit, sorting the metal for the recycler as we load, so you reclaim the space and know the material is actually being reused rather than rusting where it sits or getting buried in a landfill.

Got scrap metal or old appliances to clear out in Florence? Call (854) 204-9863 for a free quote and we will haul it off.

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