AIM Recycling Phoenix

2144 W McDowell Rd Phoenix AZ 85009 USA

4.4 (57 reviews)

AIM Recycling Phoenix recycling center in Phoenix, AZ - View of facility

About This Center

AIM Recycling Phoenix West located at 4202 West Highland Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85019, USA, offers metal recycling services for steel, iron, copper, brass, aluminum, wire, household metals, batteries, and computer electronic waste. They operate from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturdays, and are closed on Sundays. Certain materials like CRV and conditionally accepted items are also welcomed. Prohibited materials are not accepted. For more information or inquiries, contact them directly.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

SteelIronCopperBrassAluminumWireHousehold MetalsBatteriesComputer Electronic WasteCRVConditionally Accepted Items

Featured Reviews

Clark Gardner

Clark Gardner (5/5 stars, a week ago): As far as recycling centers go this one is as good as any. It is great when everything is working and the line isn’t out to the street lol.

Alfredo Payan

Alfredo Payan (1/5 stars, 7 months ago): Since new ownership I have had issue with the way they are running things. I went in to drop off some metal they took it in they weighed it out and they took it away I grab my sheet and proceed to the payment office. It was 9am and they said they still didnt have a price for metal so they asked me to come back. Ok cool whatever. Came again with a metal bin full of sheet metal(drops from fabrication) about 1400lbs worth we didnt pay attention but they had put it down as "tin" we only got like $80 which I thought was way low. JUST MAKE SURE YOU CHECK WHAT METAL THEY PUT ON THE SHEET. We got screwed.

Mickey Focht

Mickey Focht (5/5 stars, 10 months ago): I don’t always recycle just because. I need the money but sometime the income is critical to me. I think it’s fair to say that I have more confidence is being treated fair on a consistent basis at AIM than I ever have in my 40+ years I’ve been recycling. I used to recycle metal at this location because is was convenient. Since Aim took over I go there because I like the people I like how they do business and I like that I never leave feeling like something wasn’t really that about that transaction. They have changed the reputation of that yard and I’m happy to say I’ve watched it happen since day 1.