Atlanta Scrap
Metro Atlanta scrap metal, gold, and junk cars
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Metro Atlanta · inside and outside the Perimeter

Clear scrap off an Atlanta job before the next crew needs the driveway

Decatur bungalow copper, Lockheed-area shop steel, Alpharetta builder cutoffs. Send a photo. A partner yard prices it.

Live metal spot prices

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Palladium
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COMEX copper
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Local prices vary by yard. Send a photo for a quote. The figures above are live market spot prices from gold-api, for reference only — not a local scale ticket.

Sorting is necessary

Red clay dust coats every outdoor pile. Knock the worst of it off copper and brass, and do not leave non-ferrous in the same heap as wet carpet and studs from a teardown.

What usually pays

Send us a message

How it works

1. Photo the metal and name the city, not just “Atlanta.”
2. An independent yard partner gets the note.
3. They work around Perimeter traffic and gate codes.

Send us a message

Coverage is Atlanta and the cities below, inside and outside the Perimeter. Name the county if the town sits on a line. There is no published street address.

Thanks — request sent. A partner will follow up.

We share your details only with the yard partner handling the load — not with marketers.

Valid government-issued photo ID is required by the yard before a payout. Bring the same ID that goes on the ticket.

How do you want to move it?
What’s on site?

What metro Atlanta actually scraps

Bungalows inside, subdivisions outside

Intown Atlanta and places like Decatur still open bungalows and small brick houses with copper supply, brass valves, and cast tubs. Those loads are short, valuable when sorted, and miserable when they ride with plaster and lath. North of the Perimeter, Alpharetta, Roswell, and parts of Marietta are a later generation: builder cutoffs, HVAC line, and the first major appliance replacement.

South, East Point and the airport-adjacent industrial streets are a third city. Warehouse and shop steel show up there more often than copper pipe. Say which Atlanta you mean.

Humidity, pollen, and a long building season

Atlanta’s humidity and red-clay dust are why outdoor copper looks worse than it is after a week. Pollen season adds a film that does not change the metal and does annoy anyone grading from a photo. Shoot close-ups of clean ends, not just a wide shot of a dirty driveway.

Winters are mild enough that remodeling never really stops, and summers are busy enough that a container left on a job becomes someone else’s problem. Storm trees take down aluminum fencing and rail. That is light metal. Do not file it under copper.

Offices, film stages, and ordinary driveways

Perimeter and Cumberland office refreshes produce cable and raised-floor scrap on a landlord schedule. Studio and warehouse conversions add odd steel. Both need permission from the property, not a verbal “the superintendent said it was fine” with no name.

The everyday lead is still a driveway: a junk car in Marietta, a water heater in Lawrenceville, a coin jar that belongs on the gold page. Traffic decides the pickup window more than the weather does.

Questions people ask

Are those live prices Atlanta scale prices?

No. They are market spot prices. Local prices vary by yard. Send a photo for a quote.

Do you cover both ITP and OTP?

Yes. Inside and outside the Perimeter are both on the town list. Use the city name so the route is real.

What identification is required?

A valid government-issued photo ID when a yard pays.

Towns around Atlanta

A Decatur remodel and a Peachtree City garage cleanout are different loads. Open the town that matches.