Aluminum Scrap Buyers — All of Florida

We Buy
Aluminum
Scrap.

Extrusions, cast aluminum, wheels, siding, radiators, gutters — if it's aluminum, CRC Buyers wants to buy it. We serve all of Florida with free pickup for qualifying quantities.

All Aluminum
Types Purchased

Aluminum comes in a wide range of forms and alloys. The cleaner and more uniform, the more you get per pound. Here's what we commonly buy and what each type pays.

Clean Extrusions
Top Price
Clean aluminum extrusions — window frames, door frames, structural shapes — free of paint, steel, and plastic. The highest-paying common aluminum grade. Worth separating and cleaning if you have the volume.
Common sources: window companies, contractors, storefront demo, fabricators
Cast Aluminum
Good Value
Heavier, thicker aluminum from castings — engine parts, gear housings, pump bodies. Slightly lower per pound than clean extrusions but still pays well. Non-magnetic and notably heavier than sheet aluminum.
Common sources: auto shops, machine shops, marine engines, heavy equipment
Aluminum Wheels
Good Value
Aftermarket or OEM aluminum alloy wheels (not chrome-plated steel). Cast or forged alloy wheels are a consistent scrap aluminum source — easy to identify, easy to sort, and worth real money.
Common sources: tire shops, auto salvage, wheel dealers, body shops
Radiators
Quoted by Type
Aluminum/copper radiators pay a blended rate based on aluminum and copper content. Clean aluminum-only radiators pay as clean aluminum. We quote radiators on-site — bring them as-is and we'll evaluate.
Common sources: auto shops, AC units, heavy equipment, industrial cooling systems
Sheet / Siding / Gutters
Standard Rate
Aluminum sheet metal, roofing, gutters, downspouts, and siding. Painted or coated aluminum pays slightly less than bare — but it's still worth selling. Large volumes from roofing or siding projects are ideal for pickup.
Common sources: roofers, siding contractors, homeowners, demolition crews
Mixed / Dirty Aluminum
Quoted On Load
Mixed aluminum with steel bolts, rubber, plastic, or paint. Priced conservatively as "dirty" aluminum, but still worth bringing in. If your mixed load has significant clean aluminum in it, we can sort and upgrade the price.
Common sources: industrial cleanouts, demolition, garage cleanups, construction sites

Why Florida Generates
So Much Aluminum Scrap

AC Systems, Windows & Construction

Florida's climate creates a steady stream of aluminum scrap that other states simply don't see at the same volume. AC system replacements — one of the most common home service calls in Florida — generate aluminum condenser coils, fins, and housing on every job. Hurricane impact window installations produce massive quantities of aluminum window frames. And Florida's year-round construction season means contractor aluminum scrap never slows down.

If you're an AC company, window installer, roofer, or siding contractor in Florida, you're generating aluminum scrap constantly. CRC Buyers picks it up anywhere in the state — call us and stop letting that material pile up for free.

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Common Sources
of Aluminum Scrap

Aluminum is one of the most abundant construction and manufacturing metals in Florida. If your trade generates it, we'll pick it up.

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AC Companies
Condenser coils, fins, and housing from AC unit replacements — steady volume, great for scheduled pickup.
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Window Installers
Aluminum window and door frames from impact window installations and residential remodels.
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Roofers / Siding
Aluminum roofing panels, gutters, downspouts, and siding from replacements and new construction.
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Auto Shops
Cast aluminum engine parts, wheels, and components from automotive repair and salvage.
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Manufacturers
Aluminum extrusion ends, sheet drops, and machining scrap from light manufacturing operations.
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Contractors
Mixed aluminum from commercial construction and demolition — framing, hardware, and structural shapes.
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Marine Industry
Aluminum boat parts, marine hardware, and structural components from boat repair and salvage.
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Homeowners
Old aluminum siding, screen enclosures, gutters, and patio furniture from home upgrades.

Aluminum Scrap FAQ

How do I know if I have aluminum?
Aluminum is silver-gray, very light for its size, non-magnetic, and doesn't rust (though it can oxidize with a white powdery coating). If a magnet won't stick to your silver-colored metal and it feels surprisingly light, it's likely aluminum. Stainless steel is also non-magnetic and silver, but it's significantly heavier and more rigid than aluminum of the same size.
Should I remove screws and bolts before selling aluminum?
It depends on volume. Steel bolts and screws mixed into aluminum reduce your per-pound rate because the load gets classified as "dirty aluminum." On a larger quantity — say 100+ pounds — taking 30 minutes to remove steel fasteners can add meaningful money to your payout. On smaller loads, it's usually not worth the time. Ask us and we'll tell you honestly whether sorting your specific load makes financial sense.
Do you buy aluminum screen enclosure frames?
Yes. Pool cage and screen enclosure aluminum is a common Florida-specific scrap source. The thin-wall extrusion pays as aluminum, and we can pick up full truckloads from contractors demolishing or replacing enclosures. Call ahead so we can coordinate the right truck for the volume.
Is painted aluminum worth less?
Slightly. Painted aluminum is priced as "painted extrusion" rather than clean extrusion — you'll get a few cents per pound less. But it's still worth significantly more than nothing, and it's still aluminum. Bring it in; we'll quote the load fairly.

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Your Aluminum?

Tell us what you have — type, weight, and your city. A quick photo helps us quote accurately so there are no surprises at pickup.

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Phone / Text813-845-4168
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