Rimco Scrap Metal

To put it simply, we know metal. Our family has been in the scrap business for four generations. That’s more than 100 years of knowledge about this industry. At RIMCO we focus on a safe, efficient, environmentally friendly process of handling your scrap metal.We know you have better things  to do than worry about what to do with your scrap metal. Whether you have a plant full of scrap, or just a few old bicycles laying around, our specialized service allows you to bid farewell to scrap metal and iron and make you money in the process. What We Take Our knowledgeable staff purchases, processes, and ships a vast array of scrap metal and iron daily. We also take exotic alloys containing nickel, cobalt, molybendium, titanium, and other elements.Integrity is important! With RIMCO you will have peace of mind that you’ll receive up-to-date market pricing for ALL your materials. Demolition Contractors We will manage our work with client chosen demo contractors to oversee every aspect of the project. We will make sure all transactions are fully implemented with complete verification from project site to consumer. Our transparent system will handle all selling, shipping, invoicing, tracking, mediation of downgrades or rejections, final settlement reports and payments. On larger sites we would welcome the opportunity to walk through your project and assist you in any way we can to help make your project as successful as possible.  What We Don’t Take PCB Capacitors or PCB capacitor bearing materials and items Mercury or any mercury bearing items Flammable, hazardous, toxic or radioactive materials, including mercury or any other toxic or hazardous materials Dirt, debris, trash, or any liquids, including but not limited to oil, paint, gas, water, propane or chemicals Sealed containers such as: paint cans, 55 gal drums, gas tanks, oxygen cylinders, aerosol cans, fire extinguishers, or any other container under pressure or containing chemicals Electrical components or machinery containing capacitors, compressors, oil or fluids, hydraulics or fluid Appliances or air conditioners that contain freon, capacitors, or compressors Live ammunition or explosive materials Computer monitors, TVs Motors containing fluids, oil filters, fuel, or any tires Fluorescent light ballasts with PCB\\\\\\\’s