Estero's nearest full-service scrap yard — 20 minutes north on US-41. Sell copper, aluminum, steel, junk cars, and more for top dollar.
Estero has transformed over the past decade from a quiet unincorporated community into one of the most dynamic residential and commercial corridors in Lee County. The area surrounding Coconut Point, the FGCU campus, and the Estero Parkway corridor is in a constant state of development, with new homes, apartment complexes, retail centers, and institutional buildings going up at a rapid pace. All of that construction activity produces scrap metal that has real monetary value.
MOME Metals Recycling in Fort Myers is just 20 minutes north of Estero on US-41, making us the most convenient full-service scrap metal facility for Estero residents, contractors, and businesses. Our operation handles everything from small residential loads to multi-ton commercial deliveries. We pay top market prices for all ferrous and non-ferrous metals, process material same-day, and pay cash on the spot. For Estero contractors who need containers on their job sites, we provide roll-off delivery and pickup service throughout the Estero area.
Estero also has a unique scrap metal profile driven by the presence of Florida Gulf Coast University. Each academic year, the FGCU area generates significant volumes of discarded metal items during student move-outs, including bed frames, shelving, small appliances, and old electronics containing recyclable metal components. MOME provides an easy, profitable outlet for all of it.
Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 2:15 PM
Sunday: Closed
From university move-outs to major construction projects, MOME handles it all.
Drive north on US-41 with any quantity of scrap metal. Walk-ins welcome every day we are open. Cash paid immediately.
Learn MoreOld vehicle gathering dust near FGCU or Coconut Point? We pay cash and provide free towing from Estero addresses.
Learn MoreContainer programs for Estero commercial sites, retail plaza build-outs, and mixed-use development projects.
Learn MoreBulk ferrous loads from Estero commercial teardowns and infrastructure projects processed on our industrial shredder.
Learn MoreFull demolition and dismantling with metal recovery for Estero properties being redeveloped or upgraded.
Learn MoreRoll-off containers delivered to Estero job sites, apartment complexes, and residential properties for easy loading.
Learn MoreBare bright, #1 and #2 copper, insulated wire, pipe, HVAC line sets. Estero's residential growth generates consistent copper from new HVAC and plumbing installs.
Copper PricesCans, extrusions, window frames, screen enclosures, siding. Student move-outs near FGCU often yield aluminum shelving and small items.
Aluminum PricesStructural steel, rebar, cast iron, appliances, bed frames. New construction along the Estero Parkway corridor produces heavy steel volumes.
Steel PricesYellow brass, red brass, bronze, valves, plumbing fittings. Plumbing replacements and new construction in Estero produce steady brass volumes.
Brass Prices304 and 316 grades, appliances, restaurant equipment. Estero's growing restaurant and retail scene generates commercial stainless regularly.
Stainless PricesCars, trucks, SUVs, and vans. Free towing from anywhere in the Estero area. We pay cash the same day the vehicle arrives at our yard.
Get a QuoteReaching MOME Metals from Estero is one of the simplest drives in Southwest Florida. You have two direct routes depending on where you are starting from:
If you are a Florida Gulf Coast University student, faculty member, or live near the FGCU campus, MOME Metals is your closest option for turning unwanted metal items into cash. During end-of-semester move-outs, we see a surge of metal bed frames, wire shelving units, small appliances, and other items that students no longer need.
Instead of leaving these items at the curb or paying for disposal, bring them to MOME and get paid. We accept walk-ins with any quantity, and you will be in and out in minutes. All you need is a valid government-issued ID to sell scrap at our facility.
Retail, dining, and residential growth hub
Student housing, campus facilities, e-waste metals
Mixed-use development, commercial build-outs
Outlet mall, residential communities
Large planned communities, ongoing construction
Between Estero and Fort Myers on US-41
Estero is a community in transition, growing from a residential enclave into a significant economic center. That growth creates scrap metal at every stage, from site clearing through construction to eventual renovation and replacement. MOME Metals is positioned to serve every phase of that cycle.
No highway tolls, no complicated routing. Head straight north on US-41 and you are at our gate in 20 minutes. The simplest commute of any scrap yard serving the Estero area.
We welcome small loads. No minimums, no appointments. Bring a trunk full of metal items and leave with cash. Perfect for students clearing out dorms or apartments at the end of the semester.
Estero's retail and mixed-use boom means contractors need a yard that processes quickly and pays competitively. Our certified scales and same-day payment keep your projects on budget.
Estero values its natural surroundings. Every pound of metal recycled through MOME is a pound diverted from landfills and a reduction in the environmental cost of mining virgin ore.
Estero's scrap metal comes from a distinctive mix of sources that reflect the community's unique character. The area sits at the intersection of rapid residential development, expanding commercial corridors, and a major university campus, each of which contributes its own stream of recyclable material.
New residential construction in communities along Estero Parkway and Corkscrew Road generates copper wiring, plumbing copper, steel rebar, aluminum framing, and roofing metals. The commercial build-out around Coconut Point and Miromar produces structural steel, HVAC equipment, and commercial-grade stainless steel from restaurant and retail fit-outs. FGCU campus expansion and the surrounding student housing developments add institutional scrap including steel furniture, aluminum fixtures, and electrical copper. Even the area's seasonal residents contribute, as snowbird homeowners frequently upgrade appliances, HVAC systems, and water heaters during their annual visits, producing a seasonal spike in residential scrap that peaks between October and April.
Tell us what you have and we will give you a competitive price for your Estero scrap metal.
MOME Metals is approximately 20 minutes north of Estero via US-41 (Tamiami Trail). From the Coconut Point area, head north on US-41 for about 12 miles, then turn east on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and north on Veronica S Shoemaker Blvd. You can also take I-75 North to Exit 136 for a similar drive time.
We accept the metal components from electronics, including circuit boards with precious metals, copper wiring, aluminum heat sinks, and steel housings. We do not handle whole electronic devices as e-waste, but we are happy to process the metal portions. This is especially relevant near FGCU where students often have old electronics to dispose of.
Yes. Anyone with a valid government-issued ID can sell scrap at our facility. FGCU students frequently bring in old appliances, metal bed frames, wire shelving, desk frames, and other items during move-out periods. There is no minimum quantity, and we pay cash on the spot. It is a great way to make extra money at the end of the semester instead of leaving metal items behind.
Yes. We provide free scrap metal pickup in Estero for qualifying loads, and we deliver roll-off containers to Estero job sites, apartment complexes, and commercial properties. Whether you are managing a retail build-out at Coconut Point or a residential development off Estero Parkway, we can place a container on site and haul it when full. Call 239-334-1191 to arrange service.