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What we buy

  • Ferrous Materials We Recycle:

    Household scrap

    End of life vehicles

    Vehicle parts

    Farm equipment

    Roofing/ sheet metal

    Railings/ patio furniture

    Structural steel

    Beam, pipe, plate

    Oilfield equipment

    Obsolete equipment

    Trailers, cabs, tanks

    Rebar

  • Copper Pipe/ tubing

    Copper Insulated Wire

    Valves & Fittings

    Brass Fixtures/Ornaments

    Electric Motors, Starters, Alternators

    Radiators

    Aluminum Siding & Sheet

    Extrusion (window frames)

    Auto Rims

    Pots & Pans

    Kitchen Appliances

    Overhead Power Cable

    Pipe

    Batteries

  • Communication Cable (CAT5/6)

    Housing Wire

    Harness Wire

    Battery Cable

    Power Cable

    Teck Cable

    Insulated Aluminum Wire

    BX Cable

    ACSR Powerline Cable

  • Vehicles Containing Fluids

    Dry Vehicles

    Obsolete Equipment

    Farm Equipment

    Auto Parts

    *VIN required for complete vehicles

  • Converters from all vehicles

    Units must be in their original casing and proper documentation required:

    • VIN

    • Make

    • Model

    • Color

    • Year

  • Combustible or explosive materials

    Liquids

    Closed containers or cylinders (compressed gas)

    Dirt, debris, waste (tires, glass, wood, concrete)

    Material containing asbestos

    Items containing mercury

    Radioactive material

    Barbed wire

    Break pots/chambers w/ loaded springs

General Public

Private and Public Companies

Fabricators

Manufacturers

Contractors

Industrial Sites

Auto Wreckers

Farm Clean-ups

Scrap suppliers we buy from

A large pile of assortedly shaped and sized gray metal aluminum extrusions and scrap metal pieces.
Close-up of a damaged electrical cable with exposed copper wires surrounded by black insulation, lying among wires and equipment.
Pile of used copper plumbing pipes and fittings.
Pile of old used car rims and wheels of various sizes and styles, some rusty, some with dirt, in an outdoor setting.
A pile of copper pipe pieces and scrap metal, varying in length and some with bent or curved shapes.
Pile of rusty metal scrap including pipes, brackets, wires, and other assorted metal objects.
Person in safety gear sorting through a large pile of rusted machine parts outdoors, with a cloudy sky overhead.

what do we pay for scrap metal?

Metal prices change daily with market conditions. At Recon it is our goal to provide transparent pricing and ensure your material is sorted to maximize value. Call us anytime for current pricing at (403)-264-0888

FAQS

  • No. There is no weight minimum or maximum - we accept loads of any size.

  • ​Drop-off customers:
    Payments will be made in cash from our Smart ATM, or by cheque if requested.

    Bin Service Customers:
    Payments are mailed by cheque on a monthly basis.

  • Yes. We service large scrap generating businesses, construction sites, as well as individual clean up/renovation projects.
    We can provide customized service solutions to meet your specific scrap removal needs.

  • Yes. Our team will help you unload if you need assistance or if the material can easily be unloaded with a fork-lift or grapple.  Recon Metal, however, is not responsible for any damage done to your vehicle or trailer.

SCRAP ACCEPTANCE POLICY

Contractor or Tradesperson?

Inquire about our Contractor Benefit Program to see why Recon is your top choice for metal recycling

sales@reconmetal.com
(403) 264-0888