What about damaged roofing iron, fencing and sheds?
Short answer: Torn or bent roofing iron, wire and post fencing, gutters and collapsed sheds are valuable as steel scrap in volume, but they should be photographed first for insurance, checked for asbestos in older buildings, cut or folded into manageable pieces only if it is safe to do so and kept separate from other debris such as timber, concrete and glass, which lowers the price of the load.
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A damaged roof and fencing can add up to a large weight of scrap.
Keep it clean
Attached timber, concrete and glass reduce the value, so separate them as far as is safe.
Check old buildings
Older roofing and cladding may contain asbestos and must not be broken or cut.
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