Millcreek Metals

182 N 760 W Blackfoot ID 83221 USA

4.7 (80 reviews)

About This Center

Millcreek Metals is a recycling center in Idaho that specializes in metal recycling. They accept scrap metals such as aluminum, copper, brass, steel, and iron but do not buy glass, paper, plastic, or electronics. They have two locations in Blackfoot and Idaho Falls with specific business hours for each. The process of recycling with Millcreek involves weighing your materials, unloading them, and receiving payment. They also offer a Recycling Rewards program where customers can earn points and win awards. Additionally, they provide containers in different sizes for varying job needs. Visitors to a recycling directory website would find value in this information to understand the services offered, materials accepted, and how the recycling process works at Millcreek Metals.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

AluminumCopperBrassSteelIronNo GlassNo PaperNo PlasticNo ElectronicsMetal RecyclingWeighingUnloadingPaymentRecycling Rewards ProgramContainers

Featured Reviews

Gavin Laudert

Gavin Laudert (4/5 stars, 2 weeks ago): Was quite the experience having everything sorted which was nice cause Pacific doesn't do that and that's why I'll never go to Pacific ever again they gave me $3 for over 10-15 pounds of aluminum easy but because there were a few steal they marked it as mixed mill creek is far better lovely hospitality there staff and employees are very nice and have a sense of humor there prices are the best I've seen

Anonymous

Jean-Michel Knickerbocker (5/5 stars, 10 months ago): These guys are where I've always gone for the best scrap prices. I like that there are scales. I have guys call me all the time asking to come buy my scrap at my shop but they don't have a way to weigh it and so I can't trust that I'm getting a proper price for my scrap. These guys do have lots of scales. Big plus they let me take on of their bins back my shop to throw all my scrap wire into and that helps keep my shop clean and organized!! I bring the bin back full of wire every few months and they give me a new empty one with the tear weight written on the side.

Shane Nickell

Shane Nickell (5/5 stars, 10 months ago): This place was very nice my very first time there. I have been to the one in Idaho Falls and they are the same. This place is way bigger and the employees were very nice.