Scrap Metal Prices in Hull
Check current scrap rates at yards across Hull. Compare local prices against the national average.
Current Local Prices
Indicative rates reported at Hull scrap yards. Actual prices vary by yard, quantity, and material condition.
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Selling Scrap Metal in Hull
Hull (Kingston upon Hull) sits at the mouth of the Humber estuary and has a strong maritime and industrial heritage that shapes its scrap metal market. The Sutton Fields industrial estate and the Stoneferry Road corridor host the main registered dealers, with some yards offering specialist expertise in marine and port-related metals.
Hull's port infrastructure means local yards regularly see bronze propeller fittings, copper from marine electrical systems, and marine-grade aluminium alongside standard domestic copper, aluminium, and ferrous steel. The city's significant fishing and logistics industries also generate heavy steel from machinery and equipment.
Local tips: Marine metals in Hull attract competitive rates — rinse and dry copper wire and fittings before selling, and separate bronze from brass for accurate grading. Hull yards are experienced with bulk ferrous loads from industrial clear-outs.
Local Tips for Getting a Better Price in Hull
Always call ahead — some yards have restricted hours or temporary closures.
Separate your metals before you arrive; mixed loads are often graded down.
Bring valid photo ID and bank details for payment — cash is illegal under the 2013 Act.
Know what you have. Use our grade identification guide before you go — grades can mean 2–3× more money for the same weight.
Scrap Yards in Hull
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Where are scrap yards near Hull?▾
Sutton Fields industrial estate and the Stoneferry Road corridor have the main registered dealers. Use our Hull scrap yards page for a full listing of registered dealers and their contact details.
Are marine metals worth scrapping in Hull?▾
Yes — Hull's port heritage means local yards accept marine-grade bronze, copper, and aluminium. Clean, sorted marine fittings attract competitive rates at yards near the docks.
What is the most valuable scrap metal in Hull?▾
Copper trades at the highest per-kg rate, followed by brass and aluminium. Heavy steel is traded in large volumes given Hull's strong industrial and maritime base.
Do Hull scrap prices match the national average?▾
Generally yes — copper and aluminium prices track UK benchmarks closely. Ferrous steel prices can occasionally reflect local transport and processing costs for exported material.