M Lipsitz & Co Ltd

100 Elm Ave Waco TX 76704 USA

3.9 (167 reviews)

M Lipsitz & Co Ltd recycling center in Waco, TX - View of facility

About This Center

M. Lipsitz Company, a metal recycling industry leader established in 1895, boasts 130 years of experience and is headquartered at 100 Elm Ave., Waco, TX 76704. With 14 locations in Texas and Oklahoma, this company buys most kinds of scrap metal, including ferrous, non-ferrous metal, and e-scrap, offering top dollar for these materials. However, to maintain safety and comply with regulations, they do not accept certain materials. M. Lipsitz Co., Ltd sells a wide variety of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap products, providing a range of grades. Notably, the company is the oldest business in Waco, Texas, and has been recognized as a Texas Treasure Business by the Texas Historical Commission. Visitors seeking a reputable recycling center with a long-standing history and a wide array of services would find value in reaching out to M. Lipsitz Company.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

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Featured Reviews

David Jose

David Jose (5/5 stars, 3 months ago): We take our ranch scrap metal (fencing pipe galvanized roofing panels old farm implements etc) as we reorganize and upgrade our recently-purchased ranch property. The crane operators are very skilled at removing these materials from our trailers. They do keep the driveways remarkably clear of nails (although that can still happen at any scrap operation). Much more professional and efficient here than other scrap metal operations we have tried. Highly recommend!

Heather White

Heather White (1/5 stars, 3 weeks ago): Was nearly ran off the road by one of their drivers. This type of behavior while driving thru a small town in a school zone is unacceptable. Called to inform company hopefully something will be done about this.

Morrigan

Morrigan (1/5 stars, a month ago): Literally worst service imaginable from the ladies in the office asking a question doesn't merit being hung up on