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If you’re replacing an old water heater, don’t let it go to waste! Water heaters are full of valuable materials that you can sell to local scrap yards for cash. Whether you’re a contractor, a homeowner, or just curious about recycling scrap metal, learning how to get the best value for your water heater can make a big difference.
Check with more than one scrap yard near you for the best water heater pricing. Also, keep water heaters separate from any other scrap metals you have. Scrapping your old water heaters has never been easier, and you can find the scrap price even easier. Most homes have water heaters, which will last for 5-10 years. You have to think that they will be used very often and will wear out quicker than other appliances like your dishwasher and washing machines, which are not used as much as heaters.
Several factors impact the value of your old water heater when selling it for scrap. Here’s what to keep in mind:
Follow these tips to ensure you get the most money for your water heater:
If you want to schedule a pick-up for a large load of water heaters, you can fill out a container request form. See more Scrapping Videos here.
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Dirty Brass | $0.52/lb |
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Dirty ACR | $1.19/lb |
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Lead Shot | $0.15/lb |
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Copper Yokes | $0.45/lb |
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Cast Aluminum | $0.50/lb |
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Rod Brass Turnings | $1.66/lb |
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Aluminum Rims | $0.60/lb |
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Dirty AL Extrusion | $0.05/lb |
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These scrap prices are for reference only based on market trends and resources. No scrap yards are required to honor or pay these prices. Contact your local yard for their prices.
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