Pennsauken, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/13/2019 -- From an awkward piece of copper that's left unused after an engineering job to stray copper wiring pulled from an old air conditioning unit, business owners and contracting professionals often don't know what to do with their leftover copper. Now, there's a solution that's just as great for the environment as it is for business owners' wallets—Sgt. Scrap's copper scrap yard in Ocean County.
Everyone knows how valuable scrap metal is, and scrap copper is one of the most valuable metals one can recycle and sell. Unfortunately, transporting copper can be a major inconvenience for busy contractors and construction professionals. Sgt. Scrap prides themselves on offering their customers a convenient way to get cash for their scrap copper and do something for the environment as well.
Their mobile copper scrap yard in Camden County comes to business owners on their own terms, allowing them to sell their scrap without dragging a heavy piece of copper to a scrap yard or taking a day off work to drive to a recycling plant. Sgt. Scrap offers top-dollar for copper scrap, ensuring that their customers get the most money possible for their excess materials.
Business owners and independent contractors who are letting a pile of copper scrap take up space in their workshop are encouraged to turn their copper into cash with Sgt. Scrap. Anyone who's interested in learning more about the team at Sgt. Scrap or who would like to schedule an appointment for mobile scrap pickup is encouraged to give them a call today at 800-833-6983 or to pay them a visit online at https://sgt-scrap.com.
About Sgt. Scrap:
Sgt. Scrap has been in business since for over 10 years. Since their inception in 2006, the company has expanded to have four locations. Sgt. Scrap is an authority on eco-friendly scrap metal purchasing and prides itself on empowering its partners and customers. They offer both onsite services and offsite pickups that rid clients of unwanted metals in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Delaware.
For more information, visit https://sgt-scrap.com.