All Florida Scrap Metals, Inc.

All Florida Scrap is a 3rd generation family owned and operated scrap metal recycling facility, also known as “Kramco Recycling”. In 1953, the late George Kram entered the trade as a D/B/A with just a truck, making his mark in the South Florida recycling community. Present day, the business has expanded its operations, production, and facility. We are still run by a Kram with the same principals as set in the 50’s: fair prices, honest weights, and reliable services. Digital scales and weight indicators are visible for you to watch the weighing of your materials in a live setting, and our scale permits / passing FDACS inspection reports are posted for every customer to see at check out. With us, you can ensure that your pay weights will be accurate, your grading will be fair, and your business will be treated with respect.

We are a one of the few local recycling facilities which accepts both ferrous (i.e. iron & steel) and non-ferrous (i.e. copper, aluminum, brass, etc…) scrap metals. We service all types of accounts; Retail “peddlers”, Manufacturing and Industrial applications, Construction and Demolition sites, General Contractors and Sub Contractors, Marine Suppliers, Plumbers, Electricians, Roofers, HVAC installers… Whether you are looking to recycle to fulfill your requirements for LEED Accreditation, or just some spring cleaning to earn some pocket change… no load is too small, nor too large. If we can’t help you, we will do our best to steer you in the right direction. This is a family operation and we treat our customers like family.

At our recycling facility, we process approximately 15,000 tons of ferrous & non-ferrous metals annually. As direct shippers, we are able pay you top prices by cutting out middle men. Every pound recycled eliminates the need for raw material to be mined, and excessive precious resources to be depleted from our earth. As respectable human beings, it is our social and environmental responsibility to recycle as much as possible to help reduce waste, increase efficiency, and mitigate the environmental impacts of the everyday conveniences of life.