For contractors, we clear site metals on project rhythm: rebar cutting waste during structural phases, formwork and temporary-works steel at strike, strip-out metals in renovation, and structural recovery in demolition. Crews are insured and uniformed, briefed on your site rules, and weighing happens on calibrated scales — with tickets your quantity surveyor can reconcile and paper your client’s auditors will accept.
Why does scrap discipline matter on a project?
Because site scrap is the classic leak: it accumulates fast, blocks work areas, and disappears informally — sometimes with your client’s asset value inside it. A papered scrap program turns that leak into a documented recovery line in the project accounts, and gives your security team a schedule to check trucks against. On demolition jobs, where the metal is a major part of the value, formula pricing off inspected tonnage protects the number you bid.
How do we work around site constraints?
- Mobilization on short notice for phase-end clearings; scheduled cadence for long structural phases.
- PPE-compliant crews; permits-to-work and safety inductions attended as required.
- Access-aware hauling — night or weekend windows where the site or the LGU demands it.
- Per-load tickets and consolidated end-of-phase summaries for the project file.
Bidding out a demolition’s scrap separately? See scrap disposal bidding — we participate in sealed-bid disposals with complete documents.
Ready to put your scrap on paper?
Tell us what you have — an Account Officer calls back within 4 working hours.
Inquiry acknowledged ≤ 1 h · AO callback ≤ 4 h (office hours, Mon–Sat)