St. Petersburg metal comes out of bungalows and off salt-eaten aluminum

St. Petersburg’s older blocks — from the neighborhoods just off Central to the water-adjacent streets — remodel in inches. Copper, old galvanized mixed with brass, and aluminum windows come out of houses that do not have a side yard big enough for a roll-off. Access is the job.

Salt air writes the other list: screen cages, fascia, and dock-adjacent aluminum that finally failed. After a storm those piles multiply. Keep them separate from any copper you pulled indoors, and say if the street still has debris that would block a truck.