Got scrap in the garage? Come and sell it.

Not every branch buys from private individuals — selected branches do, including Warszawa Targówek, Otwock, Poznań and Biała Podlaska. Before you come, call your chosen branch from the list above to confirm it will take your material.

Non-ferrous metals are our specialty — copper (pieces, tubes, wires), aluminium (cans, rims, cables), brass and bronze, lead and car batteries, as well as stainless steel and cables and wires. Every branch listed above accepts ferrous scrap, while only selected branches accept paper. Not sure which group your material belongs to? We'll identify it on site.

The safest thing is to call before you come — a single phone call confirms whether a given branch will take your material and lets you ask about the details, including opening hours. You'll find the numbers next to each branch in the list above.

We weigh the material in front of you on authorised, certified scales, and the result goes on your settlement. Then we identify the grade and quote a rate — unusual material we check with a handheld spectrometer, no guesswork. The final valuation depends on the grade, quantity and quality of the material, because buying prices follow current metal quotations. That's why we give the rate after we go over the material, not from a fixed table.

An ID document is required when a private individual sells metal waste covered by the statutory acceptance form, subject to legal exceptions. It's also worth sorting the material roughly in advance, as it speeds up grading and may affect the valuation. If you're not sure of the grade, bring photos or the material itself — we'll identify it on site.

For businesses, we handle our side of the required document flow. If a KPO is required, the transferor creates it in BDO before transport and we confirm receipt and actual mass. A private individual selling covered metal waste needs an ID for the statutory acceptance form, subject to legal exceptions.