Amarillo Recycling Co

3518 E Amarillo Blvd Amarillo TX 79107 USA

4.1 (54 reviews)

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About This Center

Amarillo Recycling Company Inc. is a family-owned metal recycling company in West Texas established in 1984. They specialize in purchasing and selling non-magnetic non-ferrous and magnetic ferrous metals, particularly shreddable materials. The company boasts state-of-the-art equipment including loaders, cranes, and a metal shredder capable of shredding a car in under 10 seconds. They accept a wide range of materials such as magnetic scrap, complete cars, car bodies, prepared plate and structural, prepared cast iron, unprepared steel, appliances, tin, steel turnings, electric motors, compressors, sealed units, scrap aluminum, ACSR and Neoprene insulated copper wire, and stainless steel. Operating hours are Monday to Friday from 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. and Saturday from 8 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. Visitors are encouraged to sign up for the ARC Customer Portal for pricing updates 24/7.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

magnetic scrapcomplete carscar bodiesprepared plate and structuralprepared cast ironunprepared steelappliancestinsteel turningselectric motorscompressorssealed unitsscrap aluminumACSR and Neoprene insulated copper wirestainless steelmetal shreddingCustomer Portal

Featured Reviews

Luke Stoner

Luke Stoner (1/5 stars, 5 months ago): Very rude very short different directions from multiple people on where to go to off load. Clean brass was counted as dirty brass as was the aluminum. Had to offload a truck of aluminum by ourselves with no help from any of the staff. Very disappointing

Anonymous

It’s a Hounon Hootenanny!! (1/5 stars, a year ago): I used to use this place all the time from 2011-2014 and they were great. Had a friend and I get a contract for 100 tons of scrap from an irrigation company. and almost talked him into using ARC. Took first load down in April of 2023 of mostly pipe and cutting edges and they tared me at 13 300 went home and used the scales at the co-op to tare at 11 700 that 1600 pounds was just enough to be 40 pounds under 2 tons instead of almost 3 I guess we won’t be taking our 100 tons of scrap their now. We’ll take it to Pueblo instead.

Gina Allen

Gina Allen (1/5 stars, 4 years ago): Have dealt with the metal place for years but today6-6-20 they were closed so I accidentally found this place. When they gave me $380 I thought wow the price has really went down. After I left I noticed they marked almost 100 lbs of my number 2 copper to copper brass. Difference of 70 cents per pound. Called and complained but wouldn’t have done any good other than have a cop witness me saying I won’t be back. Very blessed to do salvage as a hobby instead of being dependent on it(I have been). When I make another trip to Amarillo and my usual place under the bridge on grand is closed I will bring it back home or throw it in the ditch before I go back to this place again. Ps black dude on forklift was super friendly old white dude wasn’t.