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Frequently asked questions

Scrap metal &
demolition FAQs.

Clear answers on collection, dismantling, demolition and scrap metal trading.

Scrap metal collection

What types of scrap metal do you buy?

We buy ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metals, including steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass, copper and zinc. Recovered rebar, beams and sheet piles can also be assessed for trading. Send photos showing the condition and estimated quantity of the scrap metal you want to sell.

Send clear photos of the scrap metal, its type and condition, estimated quantity, collection address, access details and preferred timing. Describe any equipment removal or dismantling involved. We review the requirements before discussing valuation and collection; a site assessment may be needed for more complex jobs.

Start with clear photos and a short description of the scrap metal. An estimate of the quantity, dimensions or number of pieces is useful. Include a close-up showing the metal and a wider view showing the overall quantity so the team can advise on the next step.

Yes. Scrap metal collection and transport can be coordinated across Singapore, subject to the quantity, site access and schedule. Share the collection address, loading area and any restrictions, together with your preferred date, so suitable transport and collection arrangements can be reviewed.

Share photos of the different scrap metal types, their condition and any attached non-metal components. Keeping the types separate where practical helps make the assessment clearer. The team can review the photos and advise on acceptance and collection arrangements.

The included work is confirmed with the quotation. Tell us if the job requires dismantling, lifting, collection or transport so those requirements can be reviewed together. Confirm the work and handling arrangements included in the agreed scope before proceeding.

Identify the scrap metal to be collected and show its location, loading area and access route in photos. Let the team know about restricted access, permitted working hours or ongoing operations. Confirm the agreed collection scope and timing before the visit.

Dismantling & demolition

Do you handle industrial dismantling and factory clearance?

Yes. Our dismantling and demolition services support industrial structures, machinery, equipment removal and site clearance. Explain what needs to be removed, what must remain and your handover requirements. The team assesses the scope, access, manpower, equipment and transport needed before arrangements are confirmed.

Prepare photos, equipment dimensions, a list of items to remove and any available site plans. Include your preferred timeline, handover deadline, loading areas and access restrictions. These details help the team understand the work and assess whether a site visit is needed.

Tell us which areas must remain in use, the permitted working hours and any access restrictions. The team can review how dismantling, removal and transport could be coordinated with your operations. The working sequence and schedule are discussed after the site requirements have been assessed.

Yes. These requirements can be reviewed as one coordinated scope. Share what needs dismantling, the scrap metal to recover and the areas to clear. Our team can assess the manpower, machinery and transport needed, then discuss the agreed stages and handling arrangements.

Enquire as soon as you know the likely scope and handover deadline. Jobs involving several stages or restricted access require scheduling and coordination. Share your target dates, site conditions and items to remove so the team can assess the requirements and discuss a suitable programme.

Scrap metal brokerage

How do scrap metal brokerage, trading and export work?

For suitable commercial quantities, we review the scrap metal grade, condition and volume alongside buyer requirements and logistics. Share photos, approximate quantity, location and availability, plus any delivery requirements. The team can then discuss a suitable trading or export arrangement and the next step.

Re-rollable steel is recovered steel assessed for onward use or processing. Examples include rebar, beams and sheet piles. These items need to be reviewed for their dimensions, condition and quantity, so share photos and measurements when discussing their suitability for trading.

Share the scrap metal type or grade, condition, approximate quantity, location and availability, together with clear photos. Include dimensions for recovered steel sections and any buyer or delivery requirements already known. These details help the team review suitability and discuss the proposed arrangement.

Transport requirements can be reviewed as part of the proposed scrap metal trading or export arrangement. Share the collection and delivery locations, quantity, dimensions, loading access and preferred timing. The team can assess the logistics and discuss the transport included within the agreed scope.