EMR - Fort Worth (Lone Star Metals)

1401 East Stella St Fort Worth TX 76104 USA

3.8 (84 reviews)

EMR - Fort Worth (Lone Star Metals) recycling center in Fort Worth, TX - View of facility

About This Center

EMR Fort Worth Lone Star Metals is a local metal recycling center located at 1401 E Stella Street, Fort Worth, Texas. They accept a variety of materials including ferrous iron and steel metal, non-ferrous metal, autos, aluminum cans, auto batteries, old junk cars, cables, domestic appliances, fridges, freezers, and small electricals. However, they do not accept asbestos, radioactive materials, PCBs, CFCs, live ammunition, bio waste, combustive or flammable material, or corrosive materials. Visitors are instructed to bring a government-issued ID for payment, and unloading assistance is available. Payment is offered through check, ACH direct deposit, or cash with an active cash card. EMR Fort Worth is open Monday to Friday from 8 am to 4.30 pm, and on Saturdays from 8 am to 12 pm, closed on Sundays. They provide competitive prices based on the weight and grade of the metal. Additionally, EMR has another location in Dallas for metal recycling services. No load is too big or too small, and customers are encouraged to contact EMR for any questions or to open a recycling account.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

Ferrous IronNon-ferrous MetalAutosAluminum CansAuto BatteriesOld Junk CarsCablesDomestic AppliancesFridgesFreezersSmall ElectricalsAsbestosRadioactive MaterialsPCBsCFCsLive AmmunitionBio WasteCombustive MaterialFlammable MaterialCorrosive MaterialsGovernment-issued ID for PaymentUnloading Assistance AvailableCheck PaymentACH Direct Deposit PaymentCash Payment with Active Cash CardCompetitive Prices Based on Weight and Grade of MetalAnother Location in Dallas

Featured Reviews

John Wiyrick

John Wiyrick (5/5 stars, 2 months ago): It's was quick and they paid a fair price

Anonymous

T.T Marie Iniguez (1/5 stars, 9 months ago): Due to the online time that states. They close at 4:30pm. Now we were turned away. Because a young man came out. Told us they close at 4:20. So if they closed at 4:20 why is it not stated online. That's not right it doesn't matter the day of the week. So yall need to specify the actual time yall close

Krisa Mitchell

Krisa Mitchell (1/5 stars, a year ago): Came two days in a row. We called the first day and they said they close at 430. We arrived at 421 and we were told that 420 is close time. The next day we arrived at 419 and same guy said they were closed. I said we were there before closing. I asked for the supervisor and he was kind enough to let us in but with a lecture on how we need to get there early for future reference. Well why have business hours? Every time I work at a business I abide by scheduled hours. The guy working the gate needs to get a job as a jailer since he needs to feel so in charge. Ridiculous!!