Nationwide directory
Find someone to haul your scrap metal away
59 pickup companies across 28 cities — rated and kept current by the people who actually called them.
How it works
The directory is built by the people who use it
Most scrap haulers are small, local, and under-marketed. No company can track them all. So we don't try — you tell us, we verify, everyone benefits.
- Step 1
Submit a company
Know a hauler who isn't listed? Add them in about two minutes. Name, phone, and what they take is enough to start.
- Step 2
We verify it
Every submission goes through moderation — we check the phone number, geocode the address, and confirm they actually offer pickup.
- Step 3
The community rates it
People who used them leave reviews. Listings that go stale get flagged for re-verification, so the directory doesn't rot.
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- Listings
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- Contributors
Rewards
Get paid to keep it accurate
Points accrue on approved contributions and convert to cash. 1,000 points = $10, with a 2,500 point minimum payout ($25).
| Contribution | Points |
|---|---|
| Approved new listingMust survive 30 days | +100 |
| Approved correction to an existing listing | +25 |
| Review with 50+ charactersMax 5 rewarded reviews per month | +20 |
| Adding a photo to a review | +10 |
| Verifying a phone number still worksMicro-task | +5 |
| A listing you submitted reaches 5 reviewsQuality bonus | +50 |
Points are held for 30 days before becoming redeemable and are only awarded after moderation approves the contribution. Reviews written in exchange for rewards are publicly labeled as incentivized.
Top contributors
This month
- 1Marcus T.1,840
- 2Dana R.1,520
- 3Priya S.1,195
- 4Ed K.980
- 5Lorena M.745
Metal doesn't belong in landfill
Recycling a ton of steel saves roughly 2,500 lbs of iron ore and 120 lbs of limestone from being mined. Once a month we send what's worth recycling, what it's worth, and where it goes.