Arizona recycling directory
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American Metals Company in Mesa buys scrap metal and sells new steel. The yard offers commercial roll-off containers for gathering and delivering recyclable metals. Separate phone lines are listed for recycling sales and new steel purchases.
Services: Scrap metal buying · New steel sales · Commercial roll-off container service · Metal cutting and handling on request
Accepts: Aluminum, Copper, Stainless steel, Steel, Wire, Computers, Cables, Car batteries
What phone number do I call for scrap metal recycling?
Call (480) 834-1923 for recycling. New steel purchases use a separate line at (602) 767-6580.
Does American Metals buy scrap from the public?
Yes. The site invites customers to sell scrap metal and earn money by recycling scrap materials.
116 W Broadway Rd Mesa AZ 85210 USA
Broadway Indoor Recycling Center is a facility that accepts a range of scrap metals for recycling, including electronic scrap, brass plumbing, copper wiring, stainless steel items, tin products, and more. They do not currently pay for certain items like steel, iron, aluminum cans, household goods, and cardboard. They cater to residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal customers, offering environmentally friendly and cost-effective recycling services. For specific inquiries or to learn more about their services, customers are encouraged to contact the center directly.
Services: Non-ferrous metal buying · Electronics recycling · Clean indoor unloading · Cash payouts
Accepts: Copper, Brass, Aluminum, Lead, Zinc, Nickel, Lead-acid batteries, Computer towers
1112 W Birchwood Ave
Clean the Planet Recycling is a scrap metal recycling business located in Mesa, Arizona, focused on buying scrap metal such as aluminum cans, plastic bottles, copper, and car rims.
Services: Scrap Metal Buying
Accepts: Aluminum Cans, Plastic Bottles, Copper, Car Rims, Batteries, Aluminum Motors
350 S Crismon Rd Mesa AZ 85207 USA
431 S Stapley Dr STE 21 Mesa AZ 85204 USA
865 S Center St unit 1 Mesa AZ 85210 USA
12 W Southern Ave Mesa AZ 85210 USA
SA Recycling Phoenix S 19th Ave is a facility recycling center located in Phoenix, AZ, off the I-17 freeway and 19th Ave. They pay top prices for scrap metal and aluminum cans, accepting various materials such as steel, aluminum, copper, tin, appliances, aluminum cans, and more. They offer roll-off services for large commercial scrap metal quantities and emphasize safety at their facilities. Customers must bring a valid government-issued photo ID to sell scrap metal. The center does not accept materials like oil, fuel, asbestos, or radioactive substances. SA Recycling provides convenient drop-off and pick-up of roll-off containers for businesses and job sites, catering to various needs. They also purchase end-of-life vehicles and offer competitive pricing for contractors' job-site scrap. For inquiries or to sell scrap, individuals can contact them at 800-468-7272 or 1-800-GOT-SCRAP.
Services: Scrap metal recycling · Roll-off container service · Appliance recycling · Automobile recycling · Certified destruction
Accepts: Ferrous metal, Non-ferrous metal, End of life vehicles, Aluminum wheels, Auto batteries, Radiators, Large domestic appliances, Small electricals
4040 S 80th St Mesa AZ 85212 USA
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Mesa include scrap metal, roll-off containers, non-ferrous, Cardboard, Glass. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Mesa combines irrigated citrus-era neighborhoods, a busy downtown, and newer communities spreading toward the Superstition Mountains. The city's blue barrel program accepts a defined set of containers, including container glass, while hazardous materials, bulky loads, and appliances use separate resident services. Keeping those programs separate matters in a desert city where collection crews handle heavy and heat-exposed loads.
Yes. Mesa accepts empty glass bottles and jars in the blue barrel. Do not add ceramics, mirrors, windows, light bulbs, drinking glasses, or other glass products that are not containers.
Mesa accepts metal food and beverage cans, clean flattened cardboard, paperboard, mail, newspapers, magazines, office paper, glass bottles and jars, and specified plastic bottles, jugs, tubs, clamshells, and condiment containers. Items should be empty, clean, dry, and loose rather than bagged.
Mesa's household hazardous materials program is for eligible city residents. Use it for accepted paint, chemicals, automotive products, and similar materials, and be ready to meet residency requirements rather than bringing business waste.
Mesa offers scheduled bulk-item pickup as a paid service. Request service through the city before placing a load out, and review the current preparation and accepted-item rules so the pile can be collected safely.
Mesa has a separate appliance recycling service. Arrange the appropriate appliance service rather than assuming a refrigerator, freezer, or other large appliance belongs in a normal bulk pile.
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