Waukesha Iron & Metal Inc
1351 East Main Street, Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States

Company Overview 

For the Last 50 Years, Waukesha Iron and Metal has used ability, integrity and service to build a company that emphasizes the importance of exceeding their clients’ needs. Waukesha Iron and Metal is a 3rd generation family owned company that has been providing recycling service to businesses through out the Midwest area since 1956. 

It is their commitment and dedication to customer service which allows Waukesha Iron and Metal to provide every customer with a recycling solution that is right for each individual business, now matter how large or small.

For the Last 50 Years, Waukesha Iron and Metal has used ability, integrity and service to build a company that emphasizes the importance of exceeding their clients’ needs. Waukesha Iron and Metal is a 3rd generation family owned company that has been providing recycling service to businesses through out the Midwest area since 1956. 

It is their commitment and dedication to customer service which allows Waukesha Iron and Metal to provide every customer with a recycling solution that is right for each individual business, now matter how large or small.  

Service

To service our clients we have a fleet of trucks that is continuously updated and constantly growing. We provide both “Lugger Box” and “Roll-Off” style containers as well as “Flat Bed” and “Tractor/Trailer” service. With Waukesha Iron and Metal, there are never any trip charges, container rental cost, or other hidden expenses.

With our fleet of equipment and trained personnel, we can efficiently schedule our clients’ pickups and deliveries. We are confident that no one in the industry offers more efficient service and support to their clients.

Industries Served:

• Manufactures

• Demolition

• General Contractors

• Machine Shops

• Electrical Contractors

• Plumbing Contractors

• Pipe & Steel Companies

• Auto & Motorcycle Industry

• Cable & Wire Industry

• Power & Utility Industry

• Tool & Die Industry

• Printing & Newspaper Industry

• HVAC Industry
  
  

Audit Trail

To further assure our customers that their material is being handled in an environmentally responsible manner, we offer an audit trail which documents each load we receive and how it is being processed. 

The audit trail allows customers to track their material through our entire handling process. 

The Audit Trail includes:

• Facility Receiving/Scale Tickets

• Verification of any water/fluids drained into our collection system

• Documentation that all material received was destroyed/rendered as scrap before sale or shipment from our facility.

At Waukesha Iron and Metal, every step we take is dedicated to protecting our customers, as well as the environment.

Protecting The Environment

In addition to excellent prices and service, Waukesha Iron and Metal is dedicated to protecting the environment through the proper processing and recycling of all material we receive

At Waukesha Iron and Metal Every Step we take is dedicated to protecting our customers, as well as the environment. Our customers can rest assured that we always invest the extra time when it comes to environmental compliance.

How We Recycle Responsibly:

Our entire facility has been paved with concrete to help protect against storm water run off and soil contamination. But, unlike many others, our efforts do not stop there. At Waukesha Iron and Metal, we are constantly updating our operation as a part of our conscious commitment to preserving the environment.

Our recent improvements include the installation of radiation detectors, to alert us to potentially hazardous material before it enters the facility, and a state of the art fluids collections system.

Our fluids collection system allow us to collect any oils, storm water, or cutting fluids which may be co-mingled with our customers’ production scrap material.

The fluid collection basin covers an area of almost 4,000 square feet and is constructed of concrete, protective liners and steel rebars.

Once fluids are dumped into the system, they are then collected and pumped into a storage tank. As the storage tank fills, the fluids are pumped out and treated by certified waste processor for eventual re-use as burning fuel.