Recycling Connections

9985 E 104th Ave UNIT A Henderson CO 80640 USA

4.3 (106 reviews)

Recycling Connections recycling center in Commerce City, CO - View of facility

About This Center

Recycling Connections Inc., established in 2006 and serving Colorado, offers comprehensive metal recycling services to both businesses and the general public. They accept a wide range of non-ferrous and ferrous metal products, including automotive batteries, copper, aluminum, brass, lead, zinc, and computer e-scrap. Notably, they do not accept refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, or any materials containing Freon gases. The facility provides walk-in recycling services and container box drop-off and pickup, with containers sized at 4 cubed. Their goal is to provide exceptional customer service while making a positive environmental impact by responsibly disposing of metal and preventing it from reaching landfills. By recycling metals like copper, aluminum, and steel, they contribute to reducing the need for new mining operations. Additionally, they are a friend of the South Adams Fire Department, providing materials for training purposes. Operating with competitive prices and a focus on customer satisfaction, Recycling Connections aims to be the go-to destination for metal recycling needs, emphasizing a commitment to a greener environment.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

CopperAluminumBrassLeadZincComputer E-scrapAutomotive BatteriesNo RefrigeratorsNo FreezersNo Air Conditioners4 Cubed Container Box Drop-off and Pickup

Featured Reviews

Greg Gidden

Greg Gidden (2/5 stars, 2 weeks ago): Pros: take all kinds of scrap metals Cons: scrap prices are much lower than other local recycling centers (consistently about 50% less for aluminum cans) employees taking in the scrap metal will rush you and are not helpful when asking questions getting in and out is chaotic and a hassle (especially for larger vehicles/trucks) and there are nails/screws/sharp metal pieces laying all over the areas that have to be driven over so the risk of getting a punctured tire is high. If you have aluminum to recycle go to Canland on Federal Blvd or All Recycling in Brighton both places consistently pay around double what this place pays.

Nathaniel Bullington

Nathaniel Bullington (1/5 stars, 4 weeks ago): Were very rude and when I tried asking questions they just rushed me and got mad because they couldn’t understand that I was telling them I had more scrap and they had to weigh more and kept complaining that the place is so busy and I needed to hurry up. They don’t speak English so it’s impossible to ask questions or communicate with them.

Danielle Maine

Danielle Maine (3/5 stars, 2 weeks ago): Always closes early..it's annoying.. other then that their great