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Ferrous Scrap Price per Pound

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Ferrous Scrap

Ferrous metals like steel and iron are among the most commonly recycled materials in the world. They might not fetch the same high price as copper or aluminum, but they’re heavy, abundant, and can quickly add up when recycled.

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Ferrous Scrap Price per Pound Beaumont TX

At Beaumont Recycling, we pay competitive rates for ferrous scrap in Beaumont, TX. Prices depend on the type of steel or iron, its condition, and whether it’s mixed with other materials.

Check our live ferrous scrap price table above for today’s most accurate pricing.

Myths vs. Facts About Ferrous Scrap

Myth 1: Ferrous scrap is worthless because it rusts.
Fact: Even rusted steel and iron have value. Weight matters more than appearance.

Myth 2: Recycling ferrous metals is only for big businesses.
Fact: Anyone can bring in ferrous scrap—from homeowners cleaning out appliances to contractors with bulk steel.

Myth 3: Ferrous scrap takes too long to sort.
Fact: Our team helps unload and sort quickly, so you get paid without the hassle.

Myth 4: Only clean, shiny steel is accepted.
Fact: We accept all grades, including mixed and dirty ferrous scrap. Pricing is adjusted fairly.

Examples of Ferrous Scrap We Accept

  • Cast iron (sinks, tubs, machinery parts)
  • Steel beams, pipes, and sheets
  • Household items (grills, shelving, frames)
  • Demolition debris and construction scrap

Why Recycle Ferrous Scrap?

  • High-volume value: Heavier loads = bigger payouts.
  • Eco-friendly: Reduces mining and conserves natural resources.
  • Accessible: Found in everyday items at home, garages, and job sites.
 
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Recycling Has Never Been Easier:

How It Works

Bring Your Scrap

No appointment needed

Get Weighed

Digital, visible scales

Get Paid

Instant payment on the spot

What We Buy

Frequently Asked Questions About Ferrous Scrap

Ferrous scrap includes metals that contain iron, such as steel and cast iron. Common examples are pipes, beams, car parts, appliances, and demolition debris.

Yes. Rust or paint doesn’t make ferrous scrap worthless. We accept all grades of steel and iron, and prices are adjusted based on condition and weight.

A simple magnet test works—if a magnet sticks, it’s ferrous (steel or iron). If it doesn’t, it’s non-ferrous (like copper, aluminum, or brass).

Absolutely. Our team will help you separate them on-site so you get the correct payout for each type.

Yes. For contractors, industrial projects, or demolition sites, we offer roll-off containers and scheduled pickups for bulk ferrous scrap.

There’s no minimum—whether it’s a single appliance or a truckload of steel beams, we’re happy to take it. Larger loads may qualify for special contractor pricing.