Soudagar Scrap Trading

Operating out of No. 4-12 in the Old Market means there’s never a quiet moment. This part of town is always moving, and our yard is usually right in the middle of it. We deal with scrap all day long, which means there’s a lot of rust and heavy stuff to move. The space is filled with piles of iron, copper, and whatever else people bring in on their carts. It’s a bit of a maze sometimes, trying to walk through without tripping over a pipe or a piece of old machinery. We don't worry too much about keeping things looking pretty because that's not what scrap trading is about. It’s about the weight and the material. The Old Market has its own rhythm, and we’ve been part of it for a long time. Some mornings we spend hours just sorting things into different bins. It’s hard work on the back, but it’s what we do. People come in with all kinds of junk, and we have to figure out what’s actually useful. Our hands are usually dirty by ten in the morning. We don’t have a big sign or a fancy lobby. Just a scale and enough room to pull a truck in. It’s a straightforward business, no frills at all. You just show up, we see what you’ve got, and that’s that for the day.