Why Us
High Tide Metals, Inc. is a scrap-metal brokerage and processing business based in Charleston, South Carolina. Operating in a 38,000 square foot warehouse, High Tide Metals, Inc. handles all types of scrap metals. High Tide was launched in 2003 and has developed into one of the premier nonferrous wholesale & brokerage companies in the United States. The company trades all types of nonferrous metals, and specializes in coppers, brasses, aluminums, stainless & high temp alloys. Located just a few miles from the ports, High Tide Metals, not only buys and sells metals, but it handles loading, unloading and storage needs for other companies. Neil Fisher, a third generation scrap dealer, owns High Tide Metals and is a life-long veteran in the scrap metals business.
Why High Tide Metals?
- Knowledgeable in all grades of scrap
- Competitive pricing – always paying top dollar
- Located in a port town to take advantage of the export markets
- Flexible payment terms
- Resourceful – always looking for new markets to help keep our suppliers & consumers competitive
- Accepting material packaged ALMOST anyway: baled, boxed, loose, on skids, in laundry hampers (we’ve done that plenty of times)
- World class reputation
- Freedom to do what we need to help out customers, unlike the oversized foolish companies
- Processing & analyzing equipment necessary to handle most items
- Capable of handling the transportation of any incoming or outgoing loads
- Tolling arrangements with plants that have processing capabilities unlike ours
- Hedging capacity & capability in both the NY Commodity Exchange & the London Metals Exchange
- Buying only from scrap processors, not buying from the public
- Try us, you will be happy that you did
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