Robinson Recycling

Hurricane UT 84737 USA

3.6 (23 reviews)

Robinson Recycling recycling center in Cedar City, UT - View of facility

About This Center

Robinson Recycling is Iron County's premier metal recycling service, catering to residents and businesses in the area for over 60 years. They accept a wide range of materials including all metals such as steel, appliances, aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass, electric motors, and more. They do not accept CRT monitors or tube TVs. Visitors are encouraged to ensure that recycled refrigerant units are freon-free before recycling, with the Iron County landfill offering an affordable program for this purpose. Additional consumer recycling options are available at various pod locations around town for plastics and paper, while cardboard recycling bins can be found at the Parowan public works. Robinson Recycling values fair compensation, dignity, and respect for all participants, and they operate Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at their location in Cedar City, UT. For inquiries or pricing details, visitors can contact them via phone at 435-20590-6990 or visit their address at 358 N 200 W.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

SteelAppliancesAluminumStainless SteelCopperBrassElectric MotorsFreon-Free Refrigerant UnitsPlasticsPaperCardboardNo CRT MonitorsNo Tube TVs

Featured Reviews

oliver beck

oliver beck (3/5 stars, 2 months ago): Seems like a nice company. They CHARGE for their SCRAPS though which is a bummer but fine because it’s a business trying to make money. I wanted to get some scraps but they said I can’t because it’s too windy. That doesn’t make any sense. We do have 15 mile an hour wind but what does that have to do with me picking up some junk. I don’t know.

Colleen Leonard

Colleen Leonard (2/5 stars, 2 months ago): Don't pay anything for scrap metal. But we were able to offload the junk we had so we didn't have to haul it back home.

David Blain

David Blain (1/5 stars, 2 years ago): Will not be taking anything else to them the i had a truck full of cans and 10 lb of copper and some brass and all i got was 21$ there was no way for me to see how much weight my cans were because they were put on a cunvar belt and then into a big bin that had cans in it. Ill be taking my cans and copper elsewhere.