Resources
Practical guides on collecting, coding, transporting and recycling industrial waste — written by the team that does it every day at the Cristur yard.
Got scrap metal piling up in the yard or the garage? Here's where to take it in the Deva–Hunedoara area, what to bring and how not to lose money at the scale.
For an individual, an ID card is usually enough. For a company, things are a little different. Here's what to bring.
A container of mixed rubble costs money. The same volume, split into metal, wood and concrete, can cost far less — or even bring money in.
A phone call, a container size and a pickup window — but a few decisions in between directly shape the final cost.
Scrap metal isn't waste — it's raw material with a market price. Here's why companies clear out dead stock and individuals part with old appliances, and both come out ahead.
Proper disposal of IT equipment and electronics is not just an environmental choice—it's a legal obligation. Here is how to handle WEEE correctly.
Price per tonne is the last criterion that matters. Before it come the permit, the accepted codes, and the paperwork you get on every pickup.
We'll come back with something concrete: which containers you need, how often we collect, and what documents you receive.