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1353 days ago

Scrap Metal collection

Julian from Southgate

Its That time of the year again, winter cleanup.
I collect the whole year round.

Collecting on behalf of Britannia Sea Scouts as a fundraiser for various scouting activities, and boat maintenance.
This is one of our major fundraisers throughout the year, and it helps us with our scouting activities.

Clearing out your yard, shed, under the house. Let me know and we can pick up.
Let you work mates know about it as well.

Looking for all sorts of Metal including;
Aluminium cans, (Beer, soft drink cans)
Aluminium framing
Copper piping, copper hot water tanks,
Hot water tanks
Car batteries, UPS Batteries
Electrical or Computer cables,
Roofing iron.
Lead etc.
Can take Washing machines, dryers and microwaves

If your neighbour is renovating, send me a contact so we may be able to save them money by recycling it, instead of sending it to the tip.

Text your address and what you have to: 021 2123 444
Will come around and pick up. Have trailer so can pick up larger loads

We collect ALL year round.

Free

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