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Catalytic converters are made of metals like copper, nickel, cerium, iron, and manganese, but the real value is in the small amount of rare precious metals (usually platinum, palladium, or rhodium) that can be found inside the “biscuit”. Our customers are often pleasantly surprised by how much their catalytic converter scrap price amounts to—they’re usually worth a lot as scrap.

We know that paying to get rid of your waste can be a bit of a pain, so at Endless we do our best to make sure our pricing is competitive and transparent. To make sure you know what you’re in for when renting skip bins, here’s a top tip—when comparing pricing, make sure you are comparing apples with apples. There are some sneaky buggers out there who advertise cheap skip bins, only to hit you with hidden costs down the line.

Catalytic converters are, as a rule, an expensive component of a car to have to replace, so if you find yourself having to replace yours, take some comfort in the fact that they can be recycled and that you’ll get paid some decent dollars when you do.

Recycling and reusing items in your home is a great way to significantly decrease your carbon footprint and help the environment. But do you know that, more than just recycling plastic containers, clothing, and newspaper, you can also make a buck for your metals? Metal yards are always on the lookout for scraps for metal […]

In the past, maintaining a good public image as a corporation was largely about offering good deals and being known as a good place to work. These days, it’s increasingly becoming more about being a good corporate citizen through running an environmentally sustainable operation and giving back to the communities in which we operate. As […]