Shipping & Logistics: Roll-Offs, Trucks & Trailers
We arrange the shipping that fits your material, volume, and site, from roll-off containers to box truck and trailer loads.
Ways to Ship Your Scrap
We arrange every option below. Tell us what you have and we'll recommend the right fit.
- Roll-Off Containers (20 to 90 Yard): for production metal and cleanouts at your facility.
- Box Truck & Van Trailer: smaller and larger loads on pallets or in gaylords.
- Dump Trailer: loose, heavy bulk metal.
- Gondola Trailer: high-sided loads of loose bulk metal.
- Flatbed Trailers: long, bulky, or tall items, from beams and plate to the heaviest scrap machinery.
Roll-Off Containers (20 to 90 Yard)
Roll-offs are one of our main options for steel and ferrous, especially in Michigan, with its higher weight limits. We offer roll-offs from 20 to 90 yards. The right size depends on your material, volume, and site. Tell us what you have and we'll recommend a container. Contact us for pricing.
One-time cleanouts
Closing a line, clearing a building, or finishing a demolition job? We'll place a container for the job and pick it up when it's full.
Ongoing service
Generating production metal every week? We'll set up a container and a pickup schedule that fits your output.
Box Truck & Van Trailer
Box trucks and van trailers are two sizes of the same thing: an enclosed load on pallets or in gaylords. We arrange the size that fits your load:
Nonferrous on pallets or in gaylords: Nonferrous usually ships by box truck or van trailer, on pallets or in used cardboard gaylords (large bulk boxes that sit on a pallet). It's the most economical option, so we use it wherever it fits. We can provide pallets and gaylords, or tell you where to get them. Tell us how many pallets or gaylords you have and we'll arrange the pickup.
Dump Trailer
For loose, heavy bulk metal, like steel and cast iron from production or demolition. Good for loads that don't sit on pallets or in containers.
Gondola Trailer
For high-sided loads of loose bulk metal. A gondola trailer suits large volumes of steel and ferrous scrap, especially from cleanouts and demolition jobs.
Flatbed Trailers
For long, bulky, or tall loads that won't fit in a box or container. We arrange the right flatbed for your load:
Oversize and overweight loads: In most cases, we can arrange over-width and overweight loads too. They need permits and may need special equipment, so tell us the dimensions and weight when you ask for a quote.
To quote shipping, we'll ask:
Not sure which fits? Tell us what you have and we'll recommend the right option.
- Metal: the type, and the grade if you know it
- Amount: estimated volume or weight
- Storage: loose, on pallets, or in gaylords or bins
- Timing: one-time or ongoing
- Site access: where a container would sit or how a truck would load
- Location: city and state
Frequently asked questions
How much does shipping or a roll-off cost?
It depends on the equipment, the material, and your location. Contact us for pricing: send the form below or call 248.717.0005.
What's usually the most economical way to ship?
For nonferrous, a box truck or van trailer, with material on pallets or in gaylords. Steel and ferrous usually ship by roll-off, gondola, or dump trailer.
What roll-off sizes do you have?
20 to 90 yards. We'll recommend a size based on your material and site.
Do I need pallets or gaylords?
For box truck and van trailer loads, yes. We can provide them or tell you where to get them.
Do you offer one-time cleanouts and ongoing service?
Yes. We arrange shipping for one-time jobs and set up ongoing service for production metal.
What areas do you serve?
Michigan, the Midwest, national, and international.
Who hauls the box?
We arrange delivery and pickup for containers at your facility.
Request shipping or a roll-off
Tell us the material, volume, and location. We'll follow up with pricing. Or Call 248.717.0005.