When Bruno Tosi first opened his scrap yard in the mid 1940’s on Fulton Street, he may not have realized he was establishing a legacy. Now the business is owned and operated by Randy Tosi, grandson of Bruno, and over the past four and a half decades, he has witnessed firsthand a number of significant changes in the industry.

Randy takes pride in his company. Bruno’s is part of a nationwide industry, recycling massive quantities of aluminum cans annually. They take in everything from aluminum cans and plastic bottles to lawn mowers, washing machines and automobiles, paying customers varying rates for different metals.

We’re a processing center,” Randy said. “We process all grades of metal to international standards and ship accordingly to various buyers across the country, and even around the globe. 60% of Bruno’s products are exported, predominately to the Pacific Rim; 20% is shipped to the East Coast, and the remaining 20% is shipped throughout the West Coast.

Metal recycling is a complex industry and Randy watches the commodity markets, taking cues from Wall Street in calculating the value of metals.

Mission Statement :

Bruno's Iron and Metal is the ultimate recycling facility. It is our goal to encourage the recycling of materials through the sharing of knowledge and awareness, customer service, community support, and fair and competitive pricing. Bruno's belief is that our environment is our most valuable asset, and should be treasured as such.

Bruno's has been in operation since the early 1950's, when Bruno Tosi started the business. Today, Bruno's is run by Randy Tosi, the third generation. Bruno's has built its business on customer service and satisfaction.