They offer excellent prices for copper and other non ferrous metals. If you have a lot of brass, be sure to separate yellow and red from the "irony brass", otherwise you will lose 50¢ per pound on the yellow as they will count it as mixed.
Aluminum Recycling in Brookville, OH
We buy aluminum cans, foil, siding, gutter, extrusion, and trim from Brookville and Dayton area sellers, weigh it on our scale, and pay by the pound.
- Areas served
- Brookville and greater Dayton area
- Materials
- Cans, foil, extrusions, siding, trim
- Contact
- Call (937) 248-6810
What's Included
- Aluminum can collection
- Extrusion and trim buying
- Mixed aluminum processing
- Competitive aluminum rates
- Quick scale verification
- Unloading support
/HOW IT WORKS
THE SMITTY'S SALVAGE PROCESS
- 01
Gather Your Scrap
Collect your ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Separate brass grades (yellow and red) if possible to maximize price. Organize larger items for safe transport.
- 02
Drive to Smitty's Salvage
Head to 10328 E Westbrook Rd in Brookville. Our clean, organized facility makes unloading easy. Drive straight to the scale area.
- 03
Unload and Weigh
We help unload your metals and place them on our accurate scale. Our staff answers any questions about materials or grades. No hidden fees or surprises.
- 04
Get Paid Same Day
We calculate fair payment based on current scrap prices and material type. Walk to our office window and collect your payment on the spot.
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Scrap Metal Recycling
Bring your ferrous and non-ferrous metals to Smitty's Salvage in Brookville, OH. We pay competitive prices for copper, brass, aluminum, and steel. Our knowledgeable staff helps you understand sorting requirements—especially for brass grades—so you get fair weight and price. We accept most metal materials and handle unloading assistance.
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Copper Recycling
Smitty's Salvage specializes in copper scrap in Brookville, with excellent prices and transparent grading. We understand copper markets and pay fairly based on current scrap rates. Bring your copper wire, pipes, and tubing. Our staff is ready to answer questions and ensure accurate weight.
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Brass Scrap Buying
Bring yellow brass, red brass, or mixed brass to Smitty's Salvage in Brookville. We pay attention to brass grades—yellow and red command different prices, and improper mixing can cost you. Our experienced crew knows the details and will guide you through sorting to maximize your return.
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Common questions and tips from our work with Brookville customers.
- Do you buy aluminum cans by the pound?
- Yes, cans are bought by weight rather than by count, so it takes a real volume to add up. Most sellers save cans in bags or a bin until they have a load worth hauling to Brookville. Cans do not need to be crushed or rinsed to be accepted, though keeping them dry and free of trash means less deduction and a faster weigh-in when you arrive.
- Does aluminum siding need the nails removed?
- Cleaner pays better. Siding and gutter with nails, screws, hangers, or steel brackets still attached counts as contaminated and grades lower than clean aluminum does. Pulling the fasteners is usually quick with a pry bar while the pieces are stacked. If you are tearing off a whole house worth of siding, call (937) 248-6810 first and we will tell you what level of cleanup is actually worth your time.
- How do I know if a piece is aluminum or steel?
- Weight and a magnet answer it. Aluminum is noticeably light for its size and a magnet will not stick to it at all. Painted steel trim can look identical to aluminum trim from three feet away, which trips people up on gutter and fascia jobs. Run a magnet down the pile before you load, and anything that grabs goes in the ferrous stack instead.
Tip
Keep clean aluminum out of the mixed pile
Clean extrusion, siding, and sheet grade better on their own than they do buried in a mixed bin. Give clean pieces their own container and let the painted, fastened, or otherwise dirty aluminum ride separately. It is the same effort either way, since you are loading the truck regardless, and it means the clean portion of your load does not get dragged down to the mixed rate at the Brookville scale.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Still have questions? Call (937) 248-6810


