Typical construction scrap
- Cut and bent reinforcement bars.
- Steel offcuts, plates and structural sections.
- Metal profiles, pipes and conduits.
- Formwork accessories made of steel.
- Aluminium frames and cladding offcuts.
How pickups are arranged
Pickup arrangements depend on quantity, site access, loading and project schedules. Large piles may need a loader or crane; smaller quantities can sometimes be hand-loaded. Active sites may restrict vehicle movement to certain hours, so share these rules early.
Keep your pile ready
- Keep metal apart from timber, plastic and rubble.
- Stack rebar by length where possible and keep it away from walkways.
- Mark any items that must stay on site.
- Cover piles that are exposed to weather if directed by site rules.
- Prepare a contact on site for access and signing in.
Safety notes
Rebar ends and offcuts can cause serious cuts. Use gloves, safety boots and eye protection, and never climb on loose piles. Make sure vehicles can reach the pile without crossing soft ground or uncovered excavations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you collect from live construction sites?
Pickups can be discussed; follow the site's access and safety rules.
Can I schedule recurring pickups?
Ask us about your project schedule and expected volumes.
Do you take mixed construction waste?
The focus is scrap metal. For general debris see the debris removal page.
What if the pile is covered by a tarp?
Tell us, and send a photo of the uncovered material if you can.
How is the quantity estimated?
Photographs, rough tonnage and a possible site visit are used.
Contact Zahid Scrap Buyer
Ready to discuss your construction scrap pickup enquiry? Call +971 54 428 8350 or send photographs and details on WhatsApp.
