Industrial services
A scrap program, not a phone number you call when the pile gets big.
With more than 150 years of combined experience, Custom Recycling builds managed programs around how your facility actually works — and reports back in numbers your finance team can reconcile.
What we do
Four services, usually bought together.
Most accounts start with containers and grow into the rest as the program proves itself.
Scrap programs for manufacturers
A managed program built around your process: separation at the point of generation, scheduled pickups, graded settlement and the reporting to prove it.
Container placement
Roll-offs, trailers, hoppers, Gaylords, totes and drums placed where the material is made - not where it is convenient for the hauler.
Logistics & freight
Live loading, scheduled and on-call pickups, and long-haul capacity through our sister company. No distance is out of the question.
Plant cleanouts & support
Line moves, plant closures and equipment removals handled on a schedule that does not stop production.
What is included
Everything below comes standard.
Not a menu of upsells — this is what a Custom Recycling account is.
- Detailed material totals and reports
- Certified scales for precise weighing and grading
- Alloy testing at your facility with our scrap analyzer
- No-obligation site visits and proposals
- Personalized containers and equipment
- A dedicated team offering solutions for your recycling needs
- Observance of environmental regulation
- Measurable reduction in waste volume
- Consistent communication and interaction
Beyond the yard
Two sister companies, when the job needs more than a container.
Questions
What manufacturers ask us first
- What is a managed scrap program?
- A standing arrangement rather than a series of one-off sales: containers sized and placed around where your process generates material, pickups on a schedule that fits production, grading verified on site, and material totals reported back so you can reconcile them. It replaces calling around for a price every time a pile gets too big.
- How much does a site visit cost?
- Nothing, and it carries no obligation. An account representative walks your floor, identifies where material is generated and what is being downgraded by mixing, then puts a container plan and written proposal in front of you.
- Do you test alloys at our facility?
- Yes. We bring a handheld analyzer to your site so grades are verified before material moves. That matters most on stainless and high-nickel streams where a mis-grade is expensive for both of us.
- What reporting do we get?
- Detailed material totals by stream, tied to certified scale weights. Customers use them for internal reconciliation and as the diversion data behind corporate sustainability reporting.
Materials we handle
Let us look at your scrap stream.
A no-obligation site visit, a container plan sized to your process, and a written proposal. No pressure, no cost.