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Brookhaven, New York
Scrap metal removal
in Brookhaven.
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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Attach your photos in your messaging app. Your request becomes a booking only after the details are agreed.
From your pile to a plan
- 01Show us what is there.
Photos, amount and access.
- 02Know what is included.
Scope, preparation and price.
- 03Agree 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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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.
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.
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This quote starts with pickup of the material you show. It does not automatically include cutting, demolition, disconnection or indoor carrying.
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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.
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.
Describe the amount.
Include the approximate dimensions, piece count and any known weights.
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.
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Until it’s gone.
Confirmation when you book. A heads-up before arrival. Photos when it’s done.
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The local disposal guide
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Scrap metal removal in Brookhaven: start with the item’s collection rules, then choose the arrangement that fits.
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Scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions
Special rules applyScrap metal, sofa beds and televisions are not part of the ordinary bulk set-out and need a scheduled pickup by a town crew through the town's phone line.
- City cost & eligibility
- The town asks residents to call 631-451-TOWN to schedule a town crew pickup for scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions but publishes no rate for that service, and the fee schedule it links applies to the Solid Waste Management Facility, so confirm the arrangement and any charge when the pickup is booked.
- When & how
- Call 631-451-TOWN to schedule the pickup by a town crew rather than putting the material out with the ordinary four item bulk allowance.
- Get it ready
- Keep metal separate from the ordinary bulk pile, because the auto parts rule for the regular route allows only non-metallic parts with fluids drained, tires off the rims, weight under 50 lbs and no metal attached, while the landfill takes no more than four residential tires a day with the rims removed and refuses commercial tires.
The handoff matters
Right item.
Right place.
Twice weekly trash, one recycling day and one bulk day
Trash is collected twice a week, with the second garbage day falling on a Thursday or Friday, recycling comes every Wednesday and alternates between plastic or metal and paper or cardboard, and bulk items ride the household's second garbage day, which is Thursday or Friday, with a maximum of four bulk items a week. Yard waste is collected on select Sundays with a published calendar. Everything goes to the kerb the night before or by 6:00am on the pickup day, and recyclables must be loose in the bin because plastic bags are not allowed. Residents can ask for a free recycling sticker or buy a CURBY can.
Town recycling and garbage collection page with the twice weekly trash days, the Wednesday alternating recycling, the second garbage day bulk slot with a four item weekly maximum, the select Sunday yard waste calendar, the curbside set-out time and the telephone route for scrap metal, sofa beds and televisionsEach bulk item has to be dressed for collection
The town counts bulk items one at a time, so preparation decides whether a piece is picked up. Furniture such as couches without recliners, chairs, tables, shelves and dressers counts as one item each, with drawers left inside dressers, and bedding including mattresses, box springs, headboards and wood frames must be dismantled. Carpet and rugs are cut into six foot lengths, rolled and tied at under 50 lbs per roll, pallets must be cut in half with each half counting as an item, and windows must have the glass taped on both sides. Glass, mirrors and ceramics are wrapped, taped and marked GLASS or placed in a sealed box labelled GLASS. Construction and demolition debris is accepted from homeowner do-it-yourself projects only, in bags or containers under 50 lbs with nothing above the rim of a 32 gallon pail and bundles no larger than 4 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet. Auto parts on the curbside route take non-metallic plastic, rubber and fabric form only, with fluids drained, under 50 lbs and no metal parts. Tires are not a curbside item: they go to the Solid Waste Management Facility, which takes no more than four residential tires a day with the rims removed and refuses commercial tires.
Town bulk and special items page listing the common bulk materials with the preparation rule for each, including furniture, bedding, carpet, homeowner construction debris, doors, fencing, glass, pallets, pools, windows and the residential auto parts limitsYard waste runs on Sundays, scrap metal needs a phone call
Yard waste is limited to 50 items a week with each item under 50 lbs, goes out the Sunday night before the collection week, stays separate from garbage and never includes grass. Brush and branches go bundled, bagged or in 32 gallon containers with bundles tied and no larger than 4 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet, leaves and plant material have to be bagged at no more than 50 bags a week, and branches over 6 inches, logs, stumps, dirt, sand and loose brush or leaves are refused. Leaves can go to the Manorville Compost Facility free, and leaves and brush to the Solid Waste Management Facility free. Scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions do not use the ordinary bulk allowance at all: the town asks residents to call 631-451-TOWN so a town crew can schedule the pickup, and heavier loads such as boats, concrete, construction and renovation debris, refuse, tires and waste oil go to the Solid Waste Management Facility in a car, single-axle trailer, pickup or van against its published disposal fee schedule, where no more than four residential tires a day are taken with the rims removed and commercial tires are refused.
Town yard waste page with the fifty item and fifty pound weekly limits, the accepted brush and leaf lists, the no grass rule, the container and bundle dimensions and the free compost and facility drop-offsTown recycling and garbage collection page with the twice weekly trash days, the Wednesday alternating recycling, the second garbage day bulk slot with a four item weekly maximum, the select Sunday yard waste calendar, the curbside set-out time and the telephone route for scrap metal, sofa beds and televisionsTown Solid Waste Management Facility page with the residential drop-off materials and the non-commercial vehicle requirementFor 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.
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Before you book
A few things
worth knowing.
Scrap metal removal, from your photo request to the pickup plan in Brookhaven.
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 Brookhaven scrap metal go?
The town routes scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions through its own phone line: residents are told to call 631-451-TOWN so a town crew can schedule the pickup, which sits outside the ordinary bulk allowance of four items a week on the second garbage day. The regular auto parts rule keeps metal out of the bulk pile altogether, allowing only non-metallic plastic, rubber and fabric parts with the tires removed from the rims, fluids drained, weight under 50 lbs and no metal parts, while the landfill takes no more than four residential tires a day with the rims removed and refuses commercial tires.Official guidance
Who collects Brookhaven trash, recycling and bulk items?
Town crews do. Trash is collected twice a week, with the second garbage day falling on a Thursday or Friday, recycling every Wednesday alternating between plastic or metal and paper or cardboard, bulk items on the household's second garbage day with a maximum of four items a week, and yard waste on select Sundays. Everything goes out the night before or by 6:00am on the pickup day, recyclables stay loose because plastic bags are not allowed in the bin, and residents can request a free recycling sticker or buy a CURBY can for their recyclables.Official guidance
How does Brookhaven handle metal and auto parts?
Scrap metal has its own route: the town asks residents to call 631-451-TOWN so a town crew can schedule a pickup, and sofa beds and televisions travel the same way rather than using the four item bulk allowance. The bulk route accepts auto parts only in plastic, rubber and fabric form, with the tires removed from the rims, all fluids drained, each item under 50 lbs and no metal parts at all, and the landfill accepts no more than four residential tires a day with the rims removed while refusing commercial tires outright.Official guidance
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