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5 locations from 11 recycling listings in Springfield.
Places that take refrigerators, washers, dryers, water heaters, and other large appliances. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so call or check the listing before you load up.
Appliance Recycling in Springfield
All Metal Recycling
3340 W Division St
417-862-0011
All Metal Recycling on West Division Street in Springfield is listed by the city as a drop-off for aluminum, appliances, farm machinery, small engines, and junk cars with titles. It also takes automotive and marine batteries.
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Bob's Scrap Metal
3241 W Division St
417-869-6633
Bob's Scrap Metal sits on West Division Street in Springfield and appears on the city recycling list for aluminum, appliances, junk cars with titles, farm machinery, and lawn mowers or small engines.
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Commercial Metals Co.
634 E Phelps St
417-862-0548
Commercial Metals Co. at 634 E. Phelps in Springfield takes aluminum, farm machinery, and appliances (no TVs or microwaves). The city list also names it for junk cars and good-condition bicycles, and advises calling for car details.
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McCoy Iron & Metal
321 N Fort Ave
417-866-3707
McCoy Iron & Metal on North Fort Avenue in Springfield accepts aluminum, appliances without TVs, junk cars, farm machinery, small engines, and vehicle batteries.
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Springfield Iron & Metal
1323 W Locust St
417-869-7373
Springfield Iron & Metal at 1323 W. Locust handles aluminum, appliances, junk cars, farm machinery, small engines, and automotive batteries. The city also lists it for good-condition bicycles.
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Appliance Recycling in Springfield: FAQ
Will a scrap yard in Springfield, MO take my refrigerator?
Many will, but refrigerators, freezers, and AC units contain refrigerant that must be removed by a certified technician. Some yards require a tag proving it was evacuated, others charge a fee to do it.
Do I get paid for old appliances?
Scrap yards pay for appliances by weight as light iron, which is usually a few dollars per appliance. Transfer stations typically charge a disposal fee instead.
Can my utility pick up an old fridge?
Some electric utilities run free pickup programs for working refrigerators and freezers, sometimes with a rebate. Check your utility before hauling it yourself.