John Zubick Limited

John Zubick Limited has been converting waste metals and materials into useful commodities in London, Ontario since 1946. Family-owned and operated for three generations, we take pride in serving this region with:

• Business integrity
• Care for our community
• Respect for the environment

Professional Recyclers

With a 65 year history in scrap collection and processing, Zubick’s is London’s first choice for fair assessments, true weights and competitive pricing on all common metals.

Industrial Recycling

Our industrial experience and expert staff are fully equipped to plan and manage your metal and electronic waste recycling program. Our services are backed by verification and account documents to meet all regulatory and business needs, including Controlled Goods statutes.

Homeowners & Small Business

Our varied recycling services offer a simple, convenient and responsible way for your family and employees to recycle unwanted materials.

Our History - Since 1946

John Zubick Limited has been serving London and area for more than 65 years.

From humble origins in 1946, our company now has over fifty-five employees and several divisions.

Zubick’s customer-friendly facility on Clarke Road is equipped to welcome all vehicles, from large trucks to the family car, with drive-in weighing convenience. Our customer service personnel are ready and look forward to answering your recycling questions.

For industrial customers, John Zubick Limited has lugger, roll-off and trailer service available

Services

John Zubick Limited provides recycling services for industrial, commercial, residential and educational organizations.

Founded as a buyer and seller of scrap metals, our London-based facility now provides a wide range of services to assist businesses and consumers throughout Southwestern Ontario in the responsible disposal of many waste materials.

We collect, sort, process and resell virtually all metal commodities from aluminum and copper to stainless steel, brass lead, zinc magnesium, and tin. Common sources for these materials include:

• Waste metal and offcuts from manufacturing processes
• Electronic waste such as telephones. TVs and computer components
• Surplus refrigerators, stoves and other white goods and appliances
• Auto parts, car bodies, catalytic converters, tires and other recoverable automotive materials.
• Household items from bicycles and barbeques to old metal furniture