Scrap Processing
E&H Demolition Services LLC provides professional scrap processing services throughout Florida, bringing heavy-duty processing equipment directly to the job site when needed.
Turn Oversized Scrap Into Material That's Ready to Move
Large quantities of scrap metal can become a major obstacle on demolition sites, industrial properties, construction projects, and commercial facilities—especially when the material is oversized, bulky, or difficult to transport efficiently.
Large quantities of scrap metal can become a major obstacle on demolition sites, industrial properties, construction projects, and commercial facilities—especially when the material is oversized, bulky, or difficult to transport efficiently.
With more than 40 years and three generations of demolition and scrap experience, E&H understands that moving scrap efficiently often starts with processing it correctly.
From structural steel and I-beams to lighter recyclable metals and demolition scrap, our mobile equipment can help reduce, size, shear, and compact material for more efficient loading, transportation, and recycling.
Frequently Asked Questions About Scrap Processing
Scrap processing is the process of preparing metal for more efficient handling, transportation, and recycling. Depending on the material, this can involve separating, cutting, shearing, sizing, or compressing scrap. E&H provides mobile scrap processing capabilities that allow qualifying materials to be processed directly at demolition sites, commercial properties, industrial facilities, and other locations throughout Florida.
Yes. Mobile scrap processing equipment can allow certain types of metal to be sheared or baled directly at the property rather than transporting all of the material in its original form. E&H can evaluate the type, quantity, accessibility, and configuration of the scrap to determine whether on-site processing is appropriate for the project.
E&H can process a range of qualifying ferrous scrap, including structural steel, I-beams, heavy demolition metal, oversized steel, and certain lighter scrap suitable for baling. The appropriate processing method depends on the type, thickness, dimensions, volume, and condition of the material. E&H’s mobile shearing equipment can handle qualifying heavy steel approximately 1½ inches thick.
It can. Oversized and loose scrap often consumes trailer space inefficiently. Shearing large steel into manageable sections or baling lighter material can increase the amount of material that fits into a load. Depending on the material and project, E&H has seen situations where approximately two or three loose loads can potentially be condensed into roughly one processed load. Actual results vary by material, weight, equipment, and transportation requirements.
A contractor experienced in both demolition and scrap processing can consider what happens to recyclable material before demolition is complete. Structural steel and other metals can potentially be separated, processed, sized, and prepared for transportation as part of the overall project. E&H’s combined demolition, mobile scrap processing, and scrap removal capabilities can reduce the need to coordinate multiple contractors and create a more streamlined approach from teardown through material removal.
Scrap metal isn’t simply debris. Steel and other metals have an established recycling infrastructure, and how material is processed can directly affect how efficiently it can be loaded, transported, and moved into that system.
What looks like a mountain of demolition debris or industrial scrap can contain substantial quantities of recoverable material.
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Let E&H evaluate the material and determine whether on-site shearing, baling, or other scrap processing could create a more efficient solution.