Pacific Recycling

2005 Uinta Dr Green River WY 82935 USA

3.7 (15 reviews)

Pacific Recycling recycling center in Gillette, WY - View of facility

About This Center

Pacific Steel Recycling in Gillette, WY offers recycling and railcar recycling services at their location on 1001 Larch Street. They specialize in steel services and emphasize sustainability by selling scrap metal back to US steel mills and buying back those products for future use, reducing their impact and supporting American manufacturing. The facility is closed on specific dates, including May 26, July 4, September 1, November 27, December 25, and January 1. Operating hours are Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. With a focus on employee ownership and customer success, Pacific Steel Recycling in Gillette is dedicated to providing quality services while prioritizing environmental responsibility and supporting the local community.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

SteelScrap MetalRailcar RecyclingSteel ServicesSustainabilityUS Steel MillsEmployee OwnershipCustomer SuccessEnvironmental ResponsibilityLocal Community Support

Featured Reviews

Chris Soost

Chris Soost (1/5 stars, a year ago): They pay a 1/3 to 1/2 less than the national average. So update my kids save cans for extra money brought in 90lb of cans were told that being there was maybe a ball of aluminum foil per bag they gave them 78 lbs of tin and 12 lbs of aluminum and got $5. Thanks for screwing kids over!

Sara Carter

Sara Carter (1/5 stars, 6 years ago): The lady who should greet you and assist you at the scales is rude unprofessional talks to you like your either stupid or a child!! Absolutely not impressed!!! She shouldn't greet anyone EVER!! However the guy who helped us unload was friendly explained the process and helped us unload. Very sad that my first impression was so bad that it out weighs everything else... she can't even be bothered to explain to you what you're getting paid for!!! Horrible horrible!!!

Matthew H

Matthew H (1/5 stars, 6 years ago): They call light iron tin so they can pay you $35 a ton when they should pay at least the national average of $100 a ton. They are robbing people. It cost me more in fuel to scrap a 20' trailer full of light iron that they call tin then I was paid at $35 a ton. It's cheaper to just dig a pit and bury it. Plus I don't want to keep letting them get a 200%-300% profit off of people being stupid.