Frequently Asked Questions
How fast do you respond to a request?
During working hours we usually respond within 10-15 minutes.
How is the final scrap price calculated?
The final scrap rate is confirmed after on-site weighing and quality check of the metal.
Do you offer scrap submission with pickup?
Yes. We work on call across Western Georgia, and for sufficient volume we arrange pickup with our own transport.
What lowers the scrap price?
Mixed material, contamination (dirt, concrete, plastic), and poor sorting lower the final price.
Do you handle dismantling, cutting, and structure disassembly?
Yes. When needed, we handle dismantling, metal cutting, and structure disassembly. Site access, volume, and safety requirements are agreed in advance during the call.
What should be prepared before pickup?
Please separate scrap by type and keep access clear for loading. If on-site cutting/disassembly is needed, let us know in advance so we bring the right equipment.
Where can I check current scrap submission prices?
You can check current prices on the main page in the "Current Scrap Submission Prices" section and on each metal-specific detail page.
Are "nerzhaveika" and stainless steel the same?
Yes. In everyday speech many people say "nerzhaveika", while the formal term is "stainless steel". In both cases it means the same scrap type.
What is the price for stainless steel ("nerzhaveika") scrap?
You can check the current price for stainless steel ("nerzhaveika") scrap on the main page in the "Current Scrap Submission Prices" section and on the stainless detail page. The exact rate is confirmed after weighing and inspection.
How does scrap submission with pickup work?
You submit a request or contact us in messenger, we agree on the arrival time, and on site we perform evaluation, weighing, and final payment.