Facts & Information – Delaware, USA

The second-smallest state in the country, Delaware was created as the first state to be ratified in 1787, thus having the nickname, The First State. There are only three counties throughout the state: Sussex, New Castle, and Kent, and it is the 45th most populated state in the country. The capital of Dover is not the largest city, which belongs to Wilmington outside of Philadelphia. Some industries that make up Delaware’s economy are education, banking, pharmaceutical, healthcare, and farming. Delaware is also one of five states not to have a single-city population over 100,000, with only over 917,000 residents throughout the state. Delaware may be tiny, but the scrap metal activity is significant. There is always a lot of scrap metal activity in several metro areas like Philadelphia, Washington DC, and Baltimore. Scrappers in the region will want to stay updated on metal prices, and the iScrap App is a great opportunity to do that. The Premium iScrap App Profiles on the directory can update their scrap prices through their account to allow scrappers to stay updated on prices. Also, scrappers and users of the iScrap App can report scrap prices on the iScrap App. This is helpful for users who may be looking for current prices at local yards.

Delaware Scrap Yards & Salvage Yards

If you are traveling through Delaware or working in the metro areas surrounding Delaware, like Baltimore, Washington DC, or Philadelphia, be sure to use the iScrap App. You will be able to search for scrap yards and salvage yards throughout the state, especially in Newark, Dover, and Wilmington. Contact the scrap yards in Delaware on the iScrap App to get the most recent scrap prices and request containers for job sites or auto parts for your car repairs. You can do all that through the iScrap App directory by searching the Delaware locations or your zip code.