Universal Dies Scrap

We operate out of Building Number 69/ A in Sector 14. This is a pretty industrial-feeling part of the neighborhood. We deal with scrap, mostly dies and heavy metal bits that people do not need anymore. It is not the cleanest job in the world, but someone has to do it. Our space is filled with piles of metal and various tools for sorting through it all. We spend a lot of our time moving heavy things around and making sure we separate the materials correctly. It is loud here most days because of the trucks and the sound of metal hitting metal. The building is an old one, but it serves our purpose just fine. We do not really have a front desk or anyone to greet you with a smile; we are usually too busy out back with the scrap heaps. People come to us when they have old machinery or manufacturing scrap that needs to be cleared out. We weigh it, sort it, and figure out where it needs to go next. It is a very manual process. Some days are longer than others, especially when a big load comes in unexpectedly near closing time. We have stayed in Sector 14 because it is convenient for the transport trucks to get to us from the main road. It is just a regular scrap yard doing what we have always done for the local industry.