A practical route from clutter to recycling
Mixed items considered
Describe loose metal and larger items together so we can assess the full load.
Access planned early
Collection-point details help us understand how the material can be reached.
Useful space recovered
Removing accumulated scrap gives you room to use your property more effectively.
Clear metal from your property or site
Loose metal, an unwanted vehicle or a redundant piece of equipment can occupy space you need for something else. We provide scrap metal collection from private and commercial premises in Newcastle upon Tyne, giving you one practical route for a wide range of recyclable items. Tell us what the material is, how much you have and whether any pieces are unusually large or heavy. This information helps us understand the load before collection. If you're unsure of the metal grade, describe where it came from and send clear photographs where possible.
Prepare a clear collection point
A little preparation can make pickup more straightforward. Group loose material together where practical and make sure we can reach the collection point without avoidable obstructions. For vehicles, machinery or other bulky items, explain their condition and the available access. We can collect one item, several separate metal types or an accumulated load. Once removed, the unwanted metal can move into recycling rather than continuing to take up useful floor, yard or storage space.
Frequently asked questions
What information do you need about my scrap?
Tell us the type of metal or item, approximate quantity, collection address and available access. Photographs are useful for vehicles, machinery and bulky pieces because they help us understand the condition and scale of the load.
Do I need to know the exact metal grade?
No. Share any details you know, such as whether the material is steel, aluminium, copper or cable. If you're uncertain, describe the item, its source and its appearance. We can use that information to discuss the collection.
How should I prepare metal for collection?
Keep the load together in an accessible place where practical. Separate obvious metal types if you can, but don't dismantle difficult items solely for collection. Tell us about locked access, narrow entrances or heavy pieces in advance.