A-Auto Salvage is a family-owned salvage yard serving Little Rock, AR since 1990, carrying used (and some new) parts, tires, batteries, engines, and transmissions for all makes and models. They sell cars and offer same-day pickup, and can locate hard-to-find parts.
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Accepts: used auto parts, tires, transmissions, engines, batteries
Services: sale of used auto parts · same day pickup of purchased vehicles · full-service auto repair
What is the address of A-Auto Salvage?
The address is 6623 Colonel Glenn Road, Little Rock, AR 72209.
Arkansas environmental records identify ABC Salvage & Scrap Metal, Inc. at 8116 Stagecoach Road in Little Rock and list its phone. An older ADEQ solid-waste plan describes scrap-metal handling, but current accepted metal grades, hours, and public drop-off terms were not verified; call first.
Listed hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM · Sat 8:00 – 11:30 AM · Sun Closed
Alman Recycling Company has been providing recycling services to the Little Rock area for over 100 years. They offer industrial container and trailer service, onsite torching service, and walk-in scrap metal purchases of ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
CARDS Recycling offers a range of waste disposal services for residential, commercial, and construction needs. For residential customers, services include curbside trash and recycling pick-up, yard and bulky item removal. Commercial services cater to businesses of all sizes with trash pickup, recycling, dumpsters, and sorting options. Construction and demolition sites can benefit from roll-off dumpsters in 20, 30, or 40-yard sizes, delivered and picked up on schedule. Additionally, CARDS provides portable toilets for outdoor events, equipped with toilets, urinals, and optional grated floors for ventilation. Operating in the Dallas Metroplex, Oklahoma City, Eastern Oklahoma, Southwest Missouri, Central Kansas, Central Arkansas, Northwest Arkansas, and the Arkansas River Valley, CARDS emphasizes customer satisfaction and local service. Contact CARDS for waste disposal or recycling collection needs.
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eSCO Processing and Recycling provides electronics recycling, IT asset disposition and data destruction for businesses and organizations. Its Little Rock location is listed at 1807 E 23rd Street; the company says it uses certified processes to maximize electronics recovery and maintain a zero-electronic-waste-to-landfill policy.
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Accepts: Electronic equipment and related materials
Services: Electronics recycling · IT asset disposition · Data destruction and cybersecurity · Custom recycling programs for businesses · Recovery and remarketing
Where is eSCO’s Little Rock location?
1807 E 23rd Street, Little Rock, AR 72206.
What services does eSCO offer?
The site lists electronics recycling, ITAD, data destruction, custom programs and related processing services.
Motors, bumpers, and lights are the replacement parts this Little Rock yard on Stagecoach Road lists for customers, with an online search of available parts on its website. The staff brings over 40 years of combined auto experience to finding quality replacement parts, and the shop sources parts only from reputable brands.
The yard sells to returning customers and new ones alike, and promises complete satisfaction with each replacement part. Customers visit during normal business hours.
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Little Rock Green Station is a recycling site located in Little Rock, AR, that accepts special recyclables. It is specifically designed for household recycling with a focus on electronic waste and hazardous materials.
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Metal Recycling Corporation offers recycling services for both residential and commercial clients. They accept a variety of materials including aluminum cans, copper wires, steel beams, and old appliances. Hazardous materials such as batteries, chemicals, and radioactive substances are not accepted. The center provides convenient drop-off locations and also offers pick-up services for large quantities of scrap metal. For more information or to schedule a pick-up, contact Metal Recycling Corporation at 555-123-4567 or email info@metalrecyclingcorp.com.
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Services: Metal recycling expertise · Freight logistics · Metal recycling containers · Trailer and container recycling · Demolition recycling · Fast payment services
Where is Metal Recycling Corporation located?
The company's contact page lists 111 Center Street #2150, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201.
What services does Metal Recycling Corporation provide?
Its services page lists metal recycling expertise, freight logistics, metal recycling containers, trailer and container recycling, demolition recycling, and fast payments.
Mobile Recycling Express, operated by Mr. Cashman, is a metal recycling center located at 9820 Arch Street in Little Rock, AR 72209. Their services include a convenient 1-2-3-4 process where customers can call, email, or text to arrange a pick-up appointment, send a picture of the materials, have the materials weighed out and sign a receipt upon pick-up, and receive cash on the spot. The center accepts materials for recycling, with restrictions including a minimum weight of 30 lbs, the customer loading their own materials, the need for identification, and a minimum $15 surcharge for pick-up. The company reserves the right to refuse materials and is not liable for any damage or accidents. For more information or to get a quote, customers are encouraged to contact Mobile Recycling Express at the provided telephone number.
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Natural State Recycling's Little Rock operation serves businesses and manufacturers with paper, plastics, and electronic-waste recycling and related commercial services. The operator lists 4501 Thibault Rd, (501) 490-0500, and weekday hours 7 a.m.–4 p.m. Its website describes commercial programs, not household walk-in drop-off.
Pick-n-Pull Little Rock is a self-service auto parts store and salvage yard in Pulaski County, Arkansas that buys junk cars of all makes and models in any condition and offers free towing for vehicles in or around Little Rock.
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Accepts: Sedans, Trucks, SUVs, Vans, Work vehicles, All makes and models
Services: Cash for junk cars · Free towing pickup · Self-service used auto parts · Instant cash offer online or by phone
Do I need the title to sell my car?
Yes, the title in your name and a photo ID are required. Replacement titles can be requested from the Arkansas DMV.
How long does pickup take?
Pickups are usually scheduled within less than 3 days.
TechnologyRecyclers.Net operates a Little Rock, Arkansas recycling center for computers, monitors, electronics, and technology. Pickup or drop-off is by appointment; a recycling specialist normally contacts the requester within 24 hours to schedule. The Little Rock center takes working or non-working items from businesses and individuals, from a single piece to a truckload. Little Rock general info: (501) 235-8825.
WM Little Rock Recycling Facility is a modern Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) operated by Waste Management, one of North America's leading environmental solutions providers. This advanced single-stream recycling facility processes thousands of tons of recyclable materials from residential and commercial customers throughout central Arkansas. The facility uses modern sorting technology including optical sorters, magnets, and screens to efficiently separate paper, cardboard, plastics, metals, and other recyclables. With a 4.0-star rating from 132 reviews, WM Little Rock serves as a critical hub for the region's recycling infrastructure.
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What company-level annual revenue has this listing’s brand reported?
For company-level context, Waste Management, Inc. (WM) reported $25,204,000,000 in consolidated revenue for 2025, in its release dated 2026-01-28. This listing names the WM brand and links to the company's domain. The figure is the company's overall revenue, not this location's sales, valuation or a claim about who owns its land. It is an actual reported annual figure, not 2026 guidance.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Little Rock include recycling, e-waste, auto salvage, scrap metal, Cardboard. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Little Rock runs its own curbside garbage and recycling collection through the Public Works Solid Waste Division, with recycling picked up every other week in a city-issued cart. The city is also part of the Regional Recycling and Waste Reduction District, which serves Pulaski County and operates the Green Station drop-off network for electronics, household hazardous waste, and glass. Arkansas has no bottle deposit law, so cans and bottles carry no redemption value here and recycling is purely a curbside or drop-off choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can go in my Little Rock curbside recycling cart?
The city organizes curbside recycling around what it calls the Core Four: plastics, paper and cardboard, metals, and glass. Recycling is collected bi-weekly, and the cart should be placed at the curb with at least three feet of clearance on either side by 7 a.m. on your scheduled day. If you are not sure an item qualifies, the city's guidance is simple: when in doubt, leave it out, since non-accepted items can contaminate the whole load.
Does Little Rock recycle glass curbside, or does it need to go somewhere else?
Glass is one of the Core Four categories accepted in the standard curbside recycling cart in Little Rock, a point the Regional Recycling District has actively promoted with 'emptied glass bottles and jars are accepted in your curbside recycling cart' messaging. Residents also have the option to drop off empty glass bottles and jars at any Green Station, at the Pulaski County Public Works Service Center on Brown Street (a 24/7 glass-only site), or at Epic Glass Recycling locations around the area.
Where can I take household hazardous waste and old electronics in Little Rock?
The Regional Recycling District operates a Green Station at 2000 S. Thayer Street in Little Rock, open Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the last Saturday of each month from 7 a.m. to noon. It accepts electronics such as computers, TVs, printers, and phones (hard drives are securely destroyed), plus household hazardous waste like fertilizer, herbicides, pesticides, used motor oil, used antifreeze, and used gasoline, along with household batteries, fluorescent bulbs, and empty aerosol cans. The Green Station does not take paint, tires, ammunition, explosives, fuel tanks, or regular household trash, and it serves residential households only, not businesses.
How does bulky item and yard waste pickup work in Little Rock?
Yard waste is collected weekly, the business day after your regular garbage pickup, with leaves and grass bagged under 30 gallons and limbs kept under six feet long and six inches thick, stacked at the curb. Bulky items too large for the garbage cart, like furniture, large appliances, and mattresses, can be scheduled through 311, and the first four bulky pickups each calendar year are free, with additional pickups billed at $25 for two cubic yards. Construction debris, automotive parts, liquid paint, tires, and electronics are not accepted through bulky pickup and have to go through separate channels like the landfill or a Green Station.
Does Arkansas have a bottle deposit, and how does that affect recycling in Little Rock?
No. Arkansas is not a bottle bill state, so there is no deposit or redemption value on cans and bottles here, unlike states such as Michigan or California. That means recycling in Little Rock relies entirely on curbside collection and drop-off programs like the Green Stations rather than any cash-back incentive, and scrap value for aluminum cans mostly comes down to whether someone chooses to collect and sell them by weight to a local scrap buyer instead of recycling them.
Recycling tips for Little Rock
•Put glass bottles and jars right in your curbside cart, empty and rinsed. Little Rock is one of the few nearby cities where glass does not need a separate trip.
•Set your recycling cart out by 7 a.m. on pickup day and remember collection is bi-weekly, not weekly, so check the city's interactive recycling map if you are unsure which week is yours.
•For old electronics, TVs, and hard drives, skip the trash and take them to the Green Station at 2000 S. Thayer Street. Hard drives are destroyed on site, which matters if you are disposing of a work computer.
•Save your free bulky item pickups. Little Rock gives residents four no-charge bulky or appliance pickups per calendar year before the $25 fee kicks in, so bundle large items into as few pickup requests as possible.
•Batteries need sorting before you drop them off. AA, AAA, C, and D batteries can go in one bag at the Green Station, but 9-volt batteries must be taped on the terminals and bagged separately to prevent fires; rechargeable, lithium, and car batteries are not accepted there at all.
Recycling centers near Little Rock
The closest recycling centers in neighboring areas: