Where to Look for A Scrap Metal Recycling?

Well, First of all, Comb neighborhoods and put out fliers announcing your new business. Make friends with plumbers, building contractors, roofers and electricians. Visit machine shops and service stations.
In some cities, the town dump is a freebie for the scrap collector. Keep an eye out for dumpsters and large trash containers near building sites. Find out what days metals are removed and ask if you could remove them. You may even make extra cash hauling unwanted items from businesses on a regular basis. Become familiar with the different types of metals, as some bring in higher prices than others (see Resources section).

Sort the scrap according to type, as recyclers pay more when it is separated.

Best Regards,
David Adam

Alpco Recycling Inc

construction sites, schools, local government buildings, city workers, plumbers, auto body repair shops, dealerships, appliance repair shops, pc repair shops, store closing down or relocating, thrift stores, trash nights,

Pretty much any and all places of business I see while driving? Man, I'm gonna be coffee hooked up to an IV.