Frequently Asked Questions

We buy many types of scrap and used assets including metals, cable, air conditioners, appliances, computers, machinery, furniture, hotel/restaurant assets and bulk lots. Acceptance depends on item details and location.

Send overall photos, full-item photos, brand/model labels, visible defects, quantity and pickup location. For large lots, include photos of the stockpile and site access.

Yes, pickup can be arranged depending on item type, volume, value, distance and site conditions. Please send details before booking.

It depends on the item and distance. Some items can be collected individually, while lower-value materials may require a practical volume for transport.

Yes. We consider factories, offices, shops, warehouses, hotels, business closures, retired assets and bulk lots.

Yes, subject to site review. Please provide machine photos, nameplate, approximate dimensions/weight, access route and whether dismantling is required.

Yes. Please provide the number of sets, model/BTU, installation height and whether dismantling is included.

Companies should define an HDD/SSD data-handling policy before handover. You may retain storage media or follow your own approved data-destruction process.

Payment method and timing are confirmed for each job before handover so both sides can verify the item list and quantity.

Selected upcountry jobs can be considered based on item type, volume, value, distance and site readiness. Send photos and province details first.

If practical, separate steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, brass and cable. This makes checking and weighing clearer. Avoid unsafe dismantling.

Chemicals, hazardous waste and legally controlled materials may be outside our scope. Always provide details before arranging pickup.

Yes. For corporate and bulk projects, an Excel asset list helps review model, quantity and status efficiently.

No fixed price is shown because value depends on material type, condition, quantity, market conditions and logistics. Actual items should be reviewed first.