Welcome to A Goodman & Son
Your premier metal recycling facility
At A Goodman & Son we cater for all your metal recycling needs, whether you’re a large producer requiring timetabled collections to suit your production and shift patterns or a small producer who wishes to deliver your scrap to us and take advantage of our on-site payment service.
A GOODMAN & SON hAS the expertiSe tO recycle:
n A wide range of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap.
n Industrial, data and steel armoured cable from electricians.
n Copper, brass and lead from plumbers.
n Aluminium from window manufacturing companies to the construction industry.
n Garage and workshop scrap. n PC boards and catalytic convertors that contain precious metals.
n New production scrap from manufacturing, engineering and construction companies of all sizes.
4 We operate a wide range of skips and roll- on/offs, all in excellent condition, to suit your requirements. 4 Our transport fleet delivers, exchanges and clears at your convenience. 4 Our payment structure and terms are excellent and can be tailored to your company’s requirements. 4 All payments are prompt.
A GOODMAN & SON iS OfferiNG A free, NO ObliGAtiON ScrAp MetAl AuDit tO ASSiSt cOMpANieS tO MAxiMiSe prOfit frOM their MetAl wASte.
Contact Chris Goodman on 01908 373187 (option 1)
A. GOODMAN & SON Tel: 01908 373187 / 377318
e-mail:
goodmans.metal@
aol.com www.agoodmanandson.co.uk Tavistock Street, Bletchley, Milton Keynes MK2 2PP
Need a skip fast? Look no further...
Environmental Permit EPR/KP3290NW
Registered waste carrier CBDU100027
public weiGhbriDGe
Our 50-tonne public weighbridge, licensed by Trading Standards, allows us to weigh with total accuracy.
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