About Us: Saskatchewan scrap metal recycling
Locally Owned and Operated
When you support local, you don't have to worry about sacrificing the value of your scrap to pay for logistics and costly overhead from bloated oversized scrap dealers. MPH is a family owned and operated scrap metal recycler, from Quill Lake, Sk., offering scheduled cleanups for unwanted farm, industrial and municipal scrap in the Canora, Wynyard, Humboldt, Melfort, Wadena & Quill Lake areas.
As a second generation farmer and metal recycler, I carefully consider your property and respect it like my own.
Our Commitment to Integrity
We use advanced onboard scale technology and provide actual weight tickets, ensuring you get the correct value for your scrap metal. At MPH, we believe in fairness and accuracy for everyone. Our mobile metal recycling rates are competitive and vary based on the type of material, quantity, and current world market conditions. Trust MPH to give you the honest price you deserve.
Our Values
MPH is a mobile metal recycling service in Central Saskatchewan. We service the areas that we regularly commute to and support. As local scrap metal buyers, we believe family business & diverse farming operations are the back bone of the Canadian economy.
We encourage the development of Canadian oil & gas, including building of pipelines using Canadian steel.
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Owner Michael Hleck
I grew up on a family farm in the area of Quill Lake, Saskatchewan. My father was a farmer, musician, car collector, and small scrap metal recycler. I started working on a local farm, and at 17 years old, I began working in Northern Manitoba on the Diamond drills. Eventually, I moved to the seismic rigs in Saskatchewan, which led me to the Alberta drilling rig industry for a couple of years. To finish my education, I enrolled in school in Regina while alternating back and forth on the drilling rigs until I graduated. After acquiring some farming equipment, I spent the next four years farming while working in Alberta and bought the family farm during this time period. With a total of eighteen years of experience in the Canadian drilling industry, as well as four years of experience overseas, I returned home to raise my family. Like my father, I started a scrap metal recycling business.