A&W IRON & METAL,INC
7588 Otten Dr, Kewaskum, Wisconsin, United States

Starting out as a single individual with an old truck and the desire of the American Dream, A&W is now a full service metal recycling facility with three locations serving Washington County and southeastern Wisconsin. For over two decades through hard work, honesty and integrity we have grown to over 50 employees and are committted to future growth.

Our conscientious employees are trained to provide our customers the best service possible with safety and environmental compliance a priority. Check out our list of equipment and services - if you do not see what you need, give us a call and we will do whatever it takes.

A&W leads the way when it comes to getting you cash for your recyclable metals and non-ferrous materials. From major corporation recyclable planning to individual customers with household loads, A&W has the solution you need.

The A&W Iron & Metal Inc. experience:

• Responsiveness delivered with exceptional service and supported by accountability for our actions.
• We provide a safe and healthy environment for our employees that encourage open, honest communication that is respectful of one another.
• This environment invites ideas to maintain our high levels of productivity within all departments and encourages problem solving at all levels.
• We will consistently deliver responsiveness and flexibility to meet our customer's immediate needs.

SERVICES

• Plant Clean Ups
• Machinery Removal
• Metals Identification
• On Site Pricing
• Scrap Consulting
• In House Equipment
• Lugger Boxes 3-20 yard capacity
• Roll Off Containers 20-40 yard capacity
• Semi Trailers Flatbed and Vans
• Gondola Trailers to 90 yard capacity
• Self Dumping Hoppers
• Tote Boxes, Gaylords, and Barrels

RECYCLING FACTS & BENEFITS OF ALUMINUM & STEEL

Recycling is the process of turning one product's useful parts into a new product; this is done to conserve on the comsumption of resources, energy and space used in landfills.

Recycling benefits not only the environment but our economy! Recycling creates 36 jobs per 10,000 tons of material recycled compared to 6 jobs for every 10,000 tons brought to traditional disposal facilities. On average, it costs $30 per ton to recycle trash, $50 to send it to the landfill and $65 - $75 to incinerate it.

Aluminum cans can be recycled repeatedly and made back into cans, pie pans, house siding, gutters, small appliances and lawn furniture. Americans throw away enough aluminum every three months to rebuild our entire commercial air fleet.

Most people don't realize how strong a metal aluminum is. Four six packs can support the weight of a 4,000 lb aluminum car.

In one year in the United States, the recycling of steel saves enough energy to heat and light 18 million homes. A 60 watt light bulb can be run for over a day on the amount of energy saved by recycling 1 pound of steel.

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Recycling steel prevents the need to mine additional iron and coal, the primary ingredients to make new steel. One ton of recycled steel saves 2,500 pounds of iron ore, 1,400 pounds of coal and 120 pounds of limestone.

Steel is a key component of car parts and household appliances, and recycled steel has the same strength as new steel when used in these devices. Some of the other products created using recycled steel include bridges, fire hydrants, utility poles, guard rails, construction material, desks, file cabinets.