Hendersonville, North Carolina

Scrap metal removal
in Hendersonville.

Have metal pieces or a scrap pile to clear? Text photos and pickup details for a custom quote. We confirm the material, access, price and scheduling before booking.

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Start with a photo.

Text us your scrap metal removal details. We’ll confirm what we can take, the price and the pickup plan.

  • The whole pileA wide photo and a close-up of the material.
  • The approximate amountDimensions, item count or a known weight.
  • Your ZIP code and accessWhere it sits and how we can reach it.
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(844) 879-0892 · Prefer to call?

Attach your photos in your messaging app. Your request becomes a booking only after the details are agreed.

From your pile to a plan

  1. 01
    Show us what is there.

    Photos, amount and access.

  2. 02
    Know what is included.

    Scope, preparation and price.

  3. 03
    Agree on the pickup.

    A confirmed plan before you commit.

A plan for your pile

Ready to stop working around that metal pile?

A few light pieces and a pile of heavy metal can look similar in a quick description. Show us what is there so the plan matches your pickup.

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Your quote

A quote based on what is actually there.

Send a photo of the whole pile and a close-up of the material. Include its approximate size, your ZIP code and a view of the access.

Loose metal and mixed pieces.

Show each type of material. Different shapes, weights and attached parts can change the handling needed.

Appliances have their own choices.

A complete washer, dryer or refrigerator should use its appliance option when it meets that listing’s scope. Do not book a scrap pile as an appliance.

Confirm before dismantling.

This quote starts with pickup of the material you show. It does not automatically include cutting, demolition, disconnection or indoor carrying.

Ready for pickup

A few details. A clearer answer.

Send these details together so our team can review the material, the amount and the route to it.

Wait for the team to confirm acceptance, preparation, price and timing. Sending photos does not create a booking.

Your place. One easy pickup plan.

A house, a condo or an apartment. Choose an accessible outdoor spot that works for your property. You arrange the move outside; we take it from there.

Text us about your setup
  1. Show the material.

    Photograph the whole pile and the different metals or objects in it. Mention sharp pieces, attached parts and any liquids or residue.

  2. Describe the amount.

    Include the approximate dimensions, piece count and any known weights.

  3. Show the pickup access.

    Include the location, ZIP code and a photo of the route from the street to the material. Mention stairs, gates, loading docks or limited access hours.

You’re in the loop.
Until it’s gone.

Confirmation when you book. A heads-up before arrival. Photos when it’s done.

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Your pickup is booked.

You’re booked.

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The local disposal guide

What are your
local options?

Scrap metal removal in Hendersonville: start with the item’s collection rules, then choose the arrangement that fits.

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Scrap metal, white goods and auto parts

Accepted with preparation

White goods and scrap metal cross the county scales at no charge, and the city sends auto parts such as antifreeze, motor filters, scrap parts and batteries to the county transfer station rather than collecting them.

City cost & eligibility
No charge. No charge for white goods and scrap metal at the Henderson County Transfer Station and at the convenience center, where the county fee schedule lists both at no charge.
When & how
Take the metal to the county Transfer Station at 191 Transfer Station Drive during its posted hours, keeping the load strapped or covered before entering the facility.
Get it ready
Keep fluids and batteries out of the metal, because the city routes antifreeze, motor filters, scrap parts and batteries to the county rather than the curb, and keep a whole appliance with refrigerant separate from the loose scrap so the crew can handle it correctly.
Henderson County approved fee schedule effective July 1, 2026, with the transfer station minimum scale fee, the garbage, construction and yard debris per ton rates, the no charge white goods and scrap metal, the television and monitor charge, the free tire allowance and the over allowance tire ratesCity garbage collection page with the weekly service, the bag and cart rules, the appliance fee and accepted appliance list, the television fee, the bulky item range, the monthly residential and commercial rates, the special load schedule and the list of material the division refusesHenderson County transfer station page with the address, the Monday to Saturday hours, the strap or cover requirement, the five free tires a year, the construction weighing rule, the dried paint acceptance, the television and monitor fee, the asbestos refusal and the six special collection events

The handoff matters

Right item.
Right place.

For a self haul to the county

The Henderson County Transfer Station is at 191 Transfer Station Drive, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed on holidays and in bad weather, and every load has to be secured with a strap or cover before entering or the county can turn it away. Construction and demolition debris is weighed and charged by the ton after the minimum scale fee, white goods and scrap metal cross at no charge, a county resident gets five free tires a year with proof of residency, and a television, monitor or large floor mount copier costs twenty dollars for each item that crosses the scales. The convenience center at 265 Convenience Center Drive takes electronics, batteries, oil and filters, cooking oil and the county's other recyclables at no charge.

Henderson County transfer station page with the address, the Monday to Saturday hours, the strap or cover requirement, the five free tires a year, the construction weighing rule, the dried paint acceptance, the television and monitor fee, the asbestos refusal and the six special collection eventsHenderson County approved fee schedule effective July 1, 2026, with the transfer station minimum scale fee, the garbage, construction and yard debris per ton rates, the no charge white goods and scrap metal, the television and monitor charge, the free tire allowance and the over allowance tire ratesCity recycling page with the free curbside program, the same day collection, the set-out time, the accepted materials and the county convenience center electronics list and hours

For your Dropcurb pickup

Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.

See your pickup preparation

Choose what fits

A few ways
to get it gone.

The right option depends on what you have, where it is and when you need the space back.

Outdoor pickup

Dropcurb

Send photos of your pile for a quote and pickup plan.

Price
Confirm the quote for your exact items before booking.
Your part
Bring the selected items to an accessible outdoor spot. We load and haul them away.
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City of Hendersonville Sanitation Division with the Henderson County Solid Waste Division

Self haul to the Henderson County Transfer Station

A household with construction debris, tires, scrap metal, white goods or a television that has to cross the scales.

Cost & conditions
From $10 for the county minimum scale fee for a load of three hundred twenty pounds or less, with garbage and construction and demolition debris at $70 a ton above that, concrete and masonry debris and yard debris at $55 a ton, white goods and scrap metal at no charge and a television, monitor or large floor mount copier at $20 for each item. A household inside Henderson County, with proof of residency for the free tire allowance.
Arrange it
Secure the load with a strap or cover, drive to 191 Transfer Station Drive during posted hours, and weigh the load at the scale house.

Loads that are not covered or strapped can be turned away, every construction and demolition load is weighed, asbestos is not accepted at all, a tire beyond the five a year free allowance is charged by weight at a higher rate for a large off road tire, and televisions and monitors are not accepted at the convenience center.

Open the Henderson County transfer station page

City of Hendersonville Sanitation Division with the Henderson County Solid Waste Division

Drop electronics at the county convenience center

A household with computers and accessories, stereo sets and speakers, telephones, cell phones or radios.

Cost & conditions
No charge. No charge at the Henderson County Convenience Center for the electronics the city lists, along with the county's other no charge convenience center streams such as batteries, oil and filters, cooking oil and white goods and scrap metal.
Arrange it
Take the devices to 265 Convenience Center Drive, reached off Stoney Mountain Road, during the hours the city publishes for the site.

Televisions and monitors are the exception and are not accepted at the convenience center at all, so they have to cross the transfer station scales and pay the per item charge, and the county publishes different hours for the convenience center than the city does, so confirm before traveling.

Open the city recycling page

Taking it somewhere yourself?

The city takes the curb side of Hendersonville and the county takes the drop-off side. From the curb, the Sanitation Division collects garbage weekly from a city cart, recycling free on the same day, yard waste every other week when the pile reaches one full kraft paper bag or a two foot cube, bulky items such as furniture, mattresses, box springs, computers and televisions for an assessed fee published as a range from fifty dollars to one hundred fifty dollars, appliances for a twenty-five dollar collection charge and televisions for a thirty dollar disposal fee, all arranged on 828-697-3084. Everything else is hauled. The Henderson County Transfer Station at 191 Transfer Station Drive is open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed on holidays and in bad weather, and every load has to be secured with a strap or cover before entering or the county can turn it away. There the minimum scale fee covers three hundred twenty pounds, garbage and construction and demolition debris are seventy dollars a ton above that, concrete and masonry debris and yard debris are fifty five dollars a ton, white goods and scrap metal cross at no charge, a television, monitor or large floor mount copier costs twenty dollars for each item, and a resident gets five tires a year free with proof of residency before the per ton over allowance rate applies. The Henderson County Convenience Center at 265 Convenience Center Drive, off Stoney Mountain Road, takes computers and accessories, stereo sets and speakers, telephones and cell phones and radios at no cost along with the county's other no charge recyclable streams, and the city lists the site as open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Liquid paint and household chemicals are not part of any of those routes and wait for one of the county's six special collection events a year. City garbage collection page with the weekly service, the bag and cart rules, the appliance fee and accepted appliance list, the television fee, the bulky item range, the monthly residential and commercial rates, the special load schedule and the list of material the division refusesCity yard waste page with the biweekly schedule, the minimum brush volume, the two cubic yard maximum and pile dimensions, the kraft bag rules, the free bag allowance, the bulk leaf seasons and the contractor ruleCity recycling page with the free curbside program, the same day collection, the set-out time, the accepted materials and the county convenience center electronics list and hoursHenderson County approved fee schedule effective July 1, 2026, with the transfer station minimum scale fee, the garbage, construction and yard debris per ton rates, the no charge white goods and scrap metal, the television and monitor charge, the free tire allowance and the over allowance tire ratesHenderson County transfer station page with the address, the Monday to Saturday hours, the strap or cover requirement, the five free tires a year, the construction weighing rule, the dried paint acceptance, the television and monitor fee, the asbestos refusal and the six special collection events

County transfer station serving Hendersonville

Henderson County Solid Waste Transfer Station

191 Transfer Station Drive, Hendersonville, NC 28791

Garbage, construction and demolition debris, clean unpainted concrete and masonry debris, yard debris, white goods and scrap metal at no charge, tires within the resident allowance, televisions, monitors and large floor mount copiers across the scales, and dried paint in a tied garbage bag with the ordinary garbage.

Every load has to be secured with a strap or cover before entering or the county can turn it away, bulky waste such as large appliances, furniture, large auto parts and trees has to be secured to the vehicle by tarp or strap, all construction and demolition material has to be weighed and contractor vehicles must be weighed, asbestos is not accepted at all, liquid paint is not accepted and goes to a special collection event instead, and a resident gets five free tires a year with proof of residency before the per ton over allowance rate applies.

Open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., excluding holidays and inclement weather, with the scale house on 828-697-4715.

From $10 for the minimum scale fee for a load of three hundred twenty pounds or less, with garbage and construction and demolition debris at $70 a ton above that, concrete and masonry debris and yard debris at $55 a ton, white goods and scrap metal at no charge, $20 for each television, monitor or large floor mount copier, $225 a ton for a tire beyond the free allowance and $400 a ton for an ineligible off road large tire. A household hauling its own load to the county facility, with proof of residency for the free tire allowance.

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County convenience center for recyclables and electronics

Henderson County Convenience Center

265 Convenience Center Drive, Hendersonville, NC

Computers and accessories, stereo sets and speakers, telephones and cell phones, radios, single stream recycling, corrugated cardboard, paper, glass, food waste, batteries, oil and oil filters, cooking oil, foam on the first and third Tuesday of the month, bagged leaves from October through December, mercury products and white goods and scrap metal, all at no charge on the county fee schedule.

Televisions and monitors are not accepted at the convenience center and have to cross the transfer station scales instead, foam is only accepted on the first and third Tuesday of each month, bagged leaves are a seasonal stream limited to five bags a day from October through December and the bags have to be emptied, households are asked to use the Bag for Bag program for household trash by bringing an equal number or size of recyclable bags, and the city publishes different site hours than the county publishes for its facilities.

The city publishes the site as open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

No charge. No charge for the streams the county fee schedule lists at no charge at the convenience center, including other residential electronics, batteries, oil and oil filters, cooking oil, mercury products and white goods and scrap metal.

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Customer reviews

Less stuff. A lot less stress.

“Quick and easy pickup. I wasn’t home and they sent me a picture of the pickup. Good communication too.”

Paul H.Google review

“Easy to schedule, same or next day appt and excellent prices. Highly recommend!”

Kathleen S.Trustpilot review

Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.

Before you book

A few things
worth knowing.

Scrap metal removal, from your photo request to the pickup plan in Hendersonville.

How do I request a scrap metal pickup quote?

Text photos to (844) 879-0892 with your ZIP code, approximate amount and access details. Show the whole pile and a closer view of the material. Our team will confirm the scope, quote and scheduling.

Do you buy scrap metal or pick it up for free?

This is a request for a paid removal quote, not a scrap-buying or free-collection offer. If you want to sell metal, ask a local recycler about its accepted materials and delivery requirements.

How much does scrap metal removal cost?

This service uses a custom quote. Send photos, the approximate amount, your ZIP code and access details. Our team confirms the scope and price before booking; there is no fixed-price catalog item for this pile.

Can you collect it today?

Tell our team your preferred day when you request the quote. Timing depends on the material, amount and access, and is confirmed with your quote. Sending photos does not reserve same-day pickup.

Where does scrap metal go in Hendersonville?

To the Henderson County Transfer Station at 191 Transfer Station Drive, where white goods and scrap metal are accepted at no charge, and the convenience center lists the same two categories at no charge. Auto parts are part of this route too: the city sends antifreeze, motor filters, scrap parts and batteries to the county instead of collecting them at the curb.Official guidance

What does disposal cost in Hendersonville?

Residential curbside service is billed monthly by cart size, and recycling is free with it. Beyond the carts, the city prices appliances at a flat collection charge, televisions at a disposal fee, bulky items in a range that the Environmental Service Supervisor assesses, and an oversize load on a special load schedule with a minimum plus a per ton tipping charge. Hauling instead goes by the county fee schedule, where the minimum scale fee covers three hundred twenty pounds, garbage and construction debris are charged by the ton above it, white goods and scrap metal are free, a television costs twenty dollars for each item, and five tires a year are free with proof of residency.Official guidance

What will the city not collect in Hendersonville?

Auto parts such as antifreeze, motor filters, scrap parts and batteries, construction and building materials such as bricks, cement, lumber, plaster, carpet, toilets, doors, roofing materials and sheeting, hazardous waste, and yard debris a contractor generated. Bagged leaves and yard waste are refused unless they are in kraft paper yard waste bags, and stumps, root balls, rocks and logs longer than eight feet or thicker than eighteen inches cannot go in a yard waste pile. All of those have a county route instead.Official guidance

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