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Bixon H & Sons

Category: Scrap Metals & Iron
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(203) 777-7445
808 Washington Avenue
New Haven, CT 06519

Bixon H & Sons is a business providing services in the field of Scrap Metals & Iron. Bixon H & Sons is located in New Haven, CT on 808 Washington Avenue.

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Address : 808 Washington Avenue New Haven, CT 06519
  •   (203) 777-7445
  •   No fax number available
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Helpful Tip for: Scrap Metals & Iron

 Scrap Metals and Iron, in New Haven, refer to discarded metal that is suitable for reprocessing. They are not waste, are recyclable and have significant monetary value. They are mostly part of vehicles, building supplies and surplus materials. 

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