Our Process
A straightforward process designed to make scrap removal easy.
A Simple Three-Step Process
We make scrap disposal easy — no complex contracts, no hidden fees.
01
Send Photos
Send us representative photos and a description of the material you need a solution for.
02
Free Clean-up Assessment
An EZA team member reviews your details and contacts you to understand your site and materials, then walks you through free solutions to reduce waste, improve safety, and simplify cleanup. Some projects may require an onsite visit to assess inventory and logistics.
03
We Schedule Pickup & Logistics
Once we determine the best solution, we schedule a pickup that works for your operation and handle logistics start to finish — coordinating insured, vetted third-party drivers through our trusted broker network to carry the material safely from your site.
How Do We Recycle Materials?
We prioritize the most sustainable outcome for every material — reuse first, then repurpose, then recycle.
Reuse — Use It Again
Reuse means materials are used again in their existing form, without being broken down or heavily modified. A great example is heavy equipment recovery: salvaged machines are sent to specialized facilities where they are refurbished for continued operation or dismantled for parts, which are then reused for maintenance and repairs on other equipment — extending the life cycle of valuable industrial assets.
Repurpose — Modify It for a New Application
Repurposing means modifying materials so they can serve a completely different function than originally intended. Nearly every used and scrap conveyor belt EZA recovers is redirected into repurposed applications worldwide. After minimal processing, belts are transformed into heavy-duty industrial products such as:
- Snowplow blades
- Loading dock bumpers
- Construction watergaps
- Fencing material
- Tracking pads
- Livestock flooring
- Raceway friction tracks
- Shooting range backstops
Recycle — Process It into Raw Materials
When materials cannot be reused or repurposed in their current form, they are sent to recycling facilities and processed into raw materials for manufacturing. The scrap metal we recover during site cleanups is processed and sold to mills, melted down, and returned to the production cycle as new products such as vehicles and rebar. Conveyor belts are among the most challenging materials to recycle, so wherever possible we prioritize reuse and repurposing for the most sustainable outcome.
It’s That Easy
Tell us what you have and we’ll handle the rest.