Jewels Recycling Inc. has relocated to 1419 Confederation Street in Sarnia, enabling them to accept larger quantities of non-ferrous metals. The company has been buying and recycling metals in the area for over 12 years and is a family-run business with extensive experience in the recycling industry, according to owner Chris Fearon.
Jewels Recycling offers top prices for non-ferrous scrap and is dedicated to recycling as much as sustainably possible to promote a cleaner planet. The company offers ways to streamline non-ferrous material for customers to maximize their returns and provides advice on how to make the most of the material without downgrading it, unlike some other companies.
Fearon emphasized that the company always works with its customers to ensure the sustainability of the environment and the community. The company has extensive equipment that enables them to maximize returns for their customers, including wire stripping services for all types of wire. They also accept e-waste and have a copper granulator that processes small wires, making them 99.9% clean copper for upstream recycling.
Jewels Recycling accepts a range of materials for recycling, including aluminum, brass, copper, copper wire, low recovery wire, lead-acid batteries, stainless steel, electric motors, and more. The company is open from Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. They are licensed by the City of Sarnia under By Law 128 of 2017, Salvage Shop & Second Hand Goods.
Those interested in Jewels Recycling Inc.’s services can reach them by phone at 519-344-9543 or email at jewels-recycling@hotmail.com. More information is available on their website.
