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About
Scrap Metal Dealer
TNT Recycling provides scrap metal recycling, appliance recycling, battery recycling, electronics recycling, junk vehicle recycling, marine battery recycling, and aluminum can recycling to the Effingham, IL area.
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- SSScott SmithJan 28, 20255.0Super nice people.
- DWDavid WeathermanNov 10, 20233.0Is good place to haul junk! But prices are lower then other places.
- JPJack PetersonJan 26, 20235.0Friendly
- CHCraig HowellOct 13, 20205.0Good places to take ur scrap to and friendly people
Frequently Asked Questions About TNT Recycling
What should I do to prepare for my recycling service?
To ensure efficient service and optimal payout, we kindly request that you remove all non-metal debris and liquids from your recyclable items. Additionally, sorting your materials by type will expedite the process. For more details about our scrap metal recycling services, please don't hesitate to contact TNT Recycling.
Do you accept appliances?
Yes, we do accept most appliances and categorize them as steel for recycling purposes. We encourage you to reach out to us to initiate our scrap metal recycling services for your appliances.
Do you accept TVs?
Yes, we do accept televisions for recycling. However, due to processing fees, we charge $0.75 per pound for TV disposal. You're welcome to bring them to our facility for proper scrap metal recycling.
Do you take junk vehicles?
We do accept junk vehicles, provided they come with signed and clear titles. It's worth noting that, according to the Automotive Recyclers Association, approximately 86% of a vehicle's material content is repurposed through reuse, recycling, or energy recovery. We invite you to visit us for all your recycling needs, from vehicles to various scrap metals.
What's the difference between #1 copper and #2 copper?
Our team defines #1 copper as clean copper with minimal surface tarnishing, free from insulation adhesive or rubber coating, and at least as thick as pencil lead. #2 copper may have some coating and more pronounced tarnishing. For more detailed information about scrap metal recycling, please feel free to contact us.