EMR Bismarck (Northern Metal)

1900 Yegen Rd Bismarck ND 58504 USA

3.5 (19 reviews)

EMR Bismarck (Northern Metal) recycling center in Bismarck, ND - View of facility

About This Center

EMR Bismarck Northern Metal Recycling located at 1900 Yegen Road in Bismarck, ND, offers local metal recycling services for ferrous iron, steel, non-ferrous metals, vehicles, and more. They accept items such as ferrous metal, non-ferrous metal like copper and brass, complete vehicles, auto batteries, appliances, aluminum cans, wire, sheet aluminum, and aluminum siding. However, they do not accept catalytic converters, lithium batteries, propane tanks, radioactive materials, PCBs, CFCs, ammunition shells, or other explosive ordnance. Visitors are required to show identification before receiving payment, which can be made in cash up to $1,000 or by check. The facility provides competitive prices based on the weight and grade of the metal, reflecting global market conditions. For more information or to sell items to EMR, individuals can contact them via phone, online contact form, or email. Additionally, they offer a FAQ section on their website for further inquiries and job listings within the EMR family.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

Ferrous MetalNon-Ferrous MetalVehiclesAuto BatteriesAppliancesAluminum CansWireSheet AluminumAluminum SidingCash PaymentCheck Payment

Featured Reviews

Daniel Hoffer

Daniel Hoffer (1/5 stars, 4 years ago): They ripped me off on my converters i took there i know what i took them off of and had them each idividually marked but because it was about closing time they were not being nice and marked my2 large crysler ones as gm and my gm one as a half crysler so i lost out on couple 100$ im going elsewhere from now on !!👎

Wayne Patterson

Wayne Patterson (1/5 stars, 8 years ago): I had a plastic bag of copper. A bag of aluminum cans and a bag of unfinished copper. It was right before closing so I did not take a good look at my slip right away. After turning in my slip. I noticed that my plastic bag containing my copper was marked as weighing 8 lbs my aluminum bag was marked as 3 pounds and my other bag was marked as weighing a pound. That weight is deducted from the total weight. I had weighed the bags by themselves. Together they weighed less than 1/3 of one pound. I went back the next day and spoke to the payment center manager. There is a different manager for the recycling floor and the payment center. i had ended up being shortchanged $32 which he gave me. I used to be a regular but have not been back in over a year

Scott Peterson

Scott Peterson (5/5 stars, 3 years ago): Very impressed with how simple it was to get rid of some scrap vehicles. Fair prices given. Our family will do more business here.