Acme Recycling

201 Juan Tabo Blvd NE Albuquerque NM 87123 USA

2.6 (83 reviews)

Acme Recycling recycling center in Albuquerque, NM - View of facility

About This Center

Acme Iron and Metal is New Mexico's largest scrap metal recycler, with five full-service recycling locations offering top prices for metal scrap. The family-owned business, operating since 1956, is known for its honest and straightforward service provided by 100 employees. They accept a variety of materials for recycling, including appliances and cans, and can even set up fundraisers for organizations using donated cans. Specific instructions include bringing a driver's license for payment processing and checking their list of acceptable and unacceptable materials. Acme is fully licensed and compliant with state and federal laws regarding metal recycling, with a commitment to minimizing environmental impact. They offer pick-up services, containers, and demolition, and have recently invested in a new car shredder to enhance their recycling capabilities. Visitors to their seven locations can expect a professional and environmentally conscious approach to metal recycling. For more information, visitors can contact Ryan Hibler, the Commercial Manager, via phone or email.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

appliancescanspick-up servicescontainersdemolitioncar shredder

Featured Reviews

Kevin Cordero

Kevin Cordero (5/5 stars, 4 months ago): The employees there are helpful friendly quick to respond to unload all your recyclables . Very carful & alert & I can see them with there bright ppe jourseys so I know who to talk to if I have any questions about the prices & how much is all my material worth ? Very good crew working there.

Hannah Fulmer

Hannah Fulmer (1/5 stars, 6 years ago): THIS PLACE WILL RIP YOU OFF! We will not be returning! Last week we took 300'+ of #2 copper wire in and thought our load was rather shy of what we typically could expect. We understand rates fluctuate and being we have been in this industry for many moons we have also come to learn how to average a load based on current rates. $23.70 (kids fair money) was a shock compared to the avg of $60-$80+ on what we expected this size load would bring. However at that time we took it as a loss threw in a little extra and still made the best of Dollar Day at the fair. Today however really put it into perspective. We have 1/3 (or less) of the load we brought in last week just some remnants left from a decom. We decide today to call around in hopes of finding better rates. Find them down in the S. Valley and decide to make the trip. You do the math... $33.00 for 1/3 of a $23.70 load and guaranteed the weight was not accurate at Acme seeing the differences in both loads! Never again Acme! You burned our kids essentially in the end because that day that money was promised for the fair!

Andrew Lowe

Andrew Lowe (3/5 stars, 5 years ago): As there really isn't any other competition for aluminum recycling in this area of Albuquerque of course the owners are going to take advantage of the fact that people in the far Northeast heights are not going to want to haul their cans to the other edge of the city just to save a few bucks.