Metals commonly recovered
- Light-gauge steel studs, tracks and channels from partitions.
- Reinforcement bars and structural steel, once safely removed.
- Pipes, conduits and cable trays.
- Aluminium frames, doors and cladding.
- Metal fittings, brackets and fixings.
Safe access and separation
Metal should only be collected from areas declared safe by the project team. Separating metals from plasterboard, insulation, concrete and wood saves time and keeps loads cleaner. If you are removing materials yourself, make sure supports and services have been isolated first.
Compliance with site requirements
Demolition sites often have rules on permits, vehicle movement and waste handling. Share these requirements when you contact us. Hazardous items such as asbestos-containing materials must be handled by authorised specialists and cannot be treated as ordinary scrap.
What to send us
- Photographs of the recovered metal and the working area.
- An estimated quantity of each metal type.
- Site address, access and vehicle restrictions.
- Programme: when materials will be ready for collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you buy metal from strip-out projects?
Yes, you can enquire about suitable recovered metal.
Do I need to remove the plasterboard first?
Separating non-metal material helps but is not always required.
Can you handle asbestos?
No. Asbestos-containing materials require authorised specialists.
When can collection take place?
Timing depends on your programme and our availability. Ask when you contact us.
Do you demolish buildings?
No. We focus on scrap metal recovery.
Contact Zahid Scrap Buyer
Ready to discuss your demolition scrap buying enquiry? Call +971 54 428 8350 or send photographs and details on WhatsApp.
