Wentworth Metal Recycling is a family-owned business located in the heart of Hamilton, Ontario. Our facility contains a variety of services geared specifically to the customer.
We maintain a collection of on-site processing equipment, a large fleet of trucks and over 75 years and 4 generations of experience, all of which have earned Wentworth Metal Recycling a reputation as one of Hamilton's most honest, knowledgeable, and successful recycling facilities.We appreciate and respect the community that has helped us become a success for the last 75 years.
We maintain a collection of on-site processing equipment, a large fleet of trucks and over 75 years and 4 generations of experience, all of which have earned Wentworth Metal Recycling a reputation as one of Hamilton's most honest, knowledgeable, and successful recycling facilities.We appreciate and respect the community that has helped us become a success for the last 75 years.
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Ken has always been a happy man. Every day he walks in with a smile to Wentworth Metal Recycling and for good reason, his dad and dad's dad built it up from nothing. Ken loves his family, so much that he keeps memorabilia of them, like a 1924 Franklin car. So if you know of someone who can help restore it, you should probably reach out to Ken.
At Wentworth Metal Recycling, we believe in fair pricing and transparency. When you come in for your scrap metal drop-offs, we help sort, grade, and weigh your metals on our digital scales. Once we agree on a price, we pay you on the spot! Fast, accurate, and trustworthy. That's why we've been one of Hamilton's best metal recycling businesses since the 1930s.
Wentworth Metal Recycling has been servicing the GTA and Mississauga areas for over 60 years. An easy and professional pick-up and drop-off service perfect for you Cambridge or Kitchener-based business. Our fleet of trucks and containers are specifically geared to service any industry in which recyclables are produced.
While some metals - think gold, silver and copper - are often used in their pure form, most metals that we commonly use are alloys, mixtures of one or more metals along with other elements. If you want metal to be lightweight, non-magnetic, have high conductivity and corrosion resistance, the best results will not include iron.
