scrap metal

[jono.2]

does anyone know a good place to take a small load of scrap metal?
as close to the south side of edmonton would be great, and my load is mostly sheet metal from some shelving. I don't know the weight, but enough volume to fill my f150 3/4 full. Thanks

also best place to get a cord of birch? the place on st albert trail always seems closed.

 

[162SKIDOO]

does anyone know a good place to take a small load of scrap metal?
as close to the south side of edmonton would be great, and my load is mostly sheet metal from some shelving. I don't know the weight, but enough volume to fill my f150 3/4 full. Thanks

also best place to get a cord of birch? the place on st albert trail always seems closed.

general scrap

 

[Trashy]

does anyone know a good place to take a small load of scrap metal?
as close to the south side of edmonton would be great, and my load is mostly sheet metal from some shelving. I don't know the weight, but enough volume to fill my f150 3/4 full. Thanks

also best place to get a cord of birch? the place on st albert trail always seems closed.

Re; Birch. Go about 5 minutes North of St. albert around noon on a Sat. It's the home location of the one on the trail.

Acme scrap, is another good yard as well. They are just off 156st, & 130ave, on your way to Sunshine gardens(I think) for your cord of birch. Call them first.

Hope this helps.

 

[rmking10]

Maple leaf metals on the south east side.

4510 - 68 Avenue Edmonton, AB, Canada T6B 2P3 Ph: (780) 468-3951 Toll Free: 1-800-661-8118

 

[ardypol]

does anyone know a good place to take a small load of scrap metal?
as close to the south side of edmonton would be great, and my load is mostly sheet metal from some shelving. I don't know the weight, but enough volume to fill my f150 3/4 full. Thanks

also best place to get a cord of birch? the place on st albert trail always seems closed.

Maple leaf metals approx 46st and 68ave

 

[swabby]

try the local polaris dealer ,dump it beside the pile of dragon engines outside the back door ..... lol.. that wasnt nice

 

[jono.2]

oh snap.

took it in to general, an amazing $10,20. That's ok, it was worth it just to see their operation.
Thanks for the suggestions.

 

[Buddman27]

If you are looking for decent firewood and aren't stuck on birch Scotford Woodworks near Fort Sask has 18" 3x3 cutoffs from their operation. I think it's around 60$ for a truckload. Kiln dried lumber. I use it to run the woodstove in my house. Approx 100 bucks off the heating bill/month