All Metal Buys Scrap purchases scrap metal at its Phoenix-area yard and lists Phoenix and Mesa among its locations. Customers bring material to the yard, have their vehicle weighed, unload and receive cash; the site specifically invites copper scrap and other ferrous metal.
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Listed hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sat 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM · Sun 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Accepts: Copper, Other ferrous metals, Additional scrap metals (specific list not supplied)
Services: Scrap metal purchasing · Scrap-metal drop-off and weighing · Copper recycling
How does selling scrap work?
Bring material to the yard, weigh the vehicle, unload, then collect payment at the window.
Does All Metal Buys Scrap accept copper?
Yes. The site specifically invites customers to bring copper pipes and wire.
American Metals Company operates as a recycling center specializing in scrap metal buying and new steel sales. They serve both individual and commercial clients at their Mesa location, focusing on environmentally friendly recycling practices.
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Scrap metal changes hands indoors at this Mesa center on West Broadway Road, which serves the entire Phoenix East Valley. It takes aluminum cans and household aluminum, brass plumbing and automotive parts, cast stoves and piping, copper plumbing, roofing, and wire, die cast, lead, stainless, tin, and electric wire in copper or aluminum, and it now accepts electronic scrap.
The center serves residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal customers. It opens Monday through Saturday and closes Sundays.
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Listed hours: Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm · Sat 8am - 3pm · Sun CLOSED
Accepts: Aluminum, Brass, Cast, Copper, Die cast, Lead, Stainless, Tin, Electric wire, Electronic scrap
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.
What identifier does the EPA national facility registry list for this location?
EPA's national Facility Registry Service CSV lists registry ID 110072155793 for CLEAN THE PLANET RECYCLING at 1112 W BIRCHWOOD AVE, MESA, AZ. National CSV retrieved October 30, 2026. The source leaves its record-update date blank. A registry entry is not a recycling license, certification or confirmation of public drop-off access.
Which environmental program identifiers are recorded for this facility?
The national EPA facility record lists these program associations and identifiers: AIR:0500000004013R5009. Recorded program interests: AIR EMISSIONS CLASSIFICATION UNKNOWN. National CSV retrieved October 30, 2026. The source leaves its record-update date blank. These are links to program records; they do not establish current permit validity or a finding of a violation.
Mesa runs this drive-thru household hazardous materials facility at 2412 N. Center Street, funded by the Green & Clean utility fee, so residents who pay it drop off at no added cost. Customers show proof of residency, such as a Mesa-address driver's license or a utility bill with matching photo ID, stay in the vehicle with the engine off, and staff unload. One visit per household per day applies, and no business waste is taken.
Accepted items include paint and craft supplies, cleaners, pool and garden chemicals, aerosols and compressed gas, batteries, light bulbs, cooking oil, motor oil, car tires, appliances and electronics. Usable paint, cleaners and automotive fluids go to an on-site Swap Shop where residents pick them up free. Mattresses, couches, asbestos, explosives and medical sharps are refused.
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Listed hours: Wed-Sat 7:00am-2:00pm, closed Sun-Tue and city holidays
Accepts: Paint and paint thinner, Household cleaners, Pool and garden chemicals, Aerosols and compressed gas, Batteries, Light bulbs, Motor oil, antifreeze and brake fluid, Car tires without rims, Appliances, Electronics, Cooking oil, Fire extinguishers, Small arms ammunition
Services: Drive-thru drop-off with staff unloading · Swap Shop with free reusable paint and household products · Appliance and electronics recycling · Light bulb recycling · Cooking oil collection
Who can use the Mesa Household Hazardous Materials facility?
Mesa residents who pay the Green & Clean fee. Proof of residency is required on arrival, and Maricopa County Island residents who do not pay for Mesa trash service are not eligible.
Does the Mesa hazardous materials facility take paint?
Yes. Latex, oil-based and spray paint are accepted in containers up to 5 gallons. Usable paint is filtered, remixed and offered through the on-site Swap Shop.
Mesa Recycling LLC is listed at 865 S Center Street, Suite 1 in Mesa. Publicly available business records confirm the company and location, but do not verify current drop-off materials or customer hours. Contact the business before bringing material.
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Listed hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Sat 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM · Sun Closed
Services: Recycling business listing; public drop-off not verified
What materials can I bring?
Current public intake materials are not confirmed in the sources; contact the business before visiting.
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.
Listed hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM – 4:15 PM · Sat 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM · Sun Closed
Accepts: Ferrous metal, Non-ferrous metal, End of life vehicles, Aluminum wheels, Auto batteries, Radiators, Large domestic appliances, Small electricals, Aluminum cans, Insulated copper wire
Services: Scrap metal recycling · Roll-off container service · Appliance recycling · Automobile recycling · Certified destruction · Demolition scrap · Green waste · Carbon plate
How is this location classified in EPA facility data?
EPA's Disaster Debris Recovery dataset lists this location as metal recycler. The matched record lists its source as Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) and its update date as 08/26/2025. Retrieved October 30, 2026. This is a source classification, not confirmation of public drop-off access, current operating status or EPA certification.
Which metal types are named in the EPA source record?
The EPA dataset's metal-description field lists: Copper. The source is Recycled Materials Association (ReMA), with record update date 08/26/2025. This describes the source record and does not establish today's buying prices, preparation rules or walk-in acceptance. Confirm the specific metal and service with the facility. Retrieved October 30, 2026.
San Tan Transfer Station is at 4040 South 80th Street in Mesa. The facility listing provides weekday and Saturday hours and advises customers to contact the station for accepted material types and receiving hours.
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Listed hours: Mon-Fri 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM · Sat 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM · Sun Closed
Services: Transfer station drop-off · Waste transfer
What materials does San Tan Transfer Station accept?
The facility page asks customers to contact the receiving facility for acceptable material types.
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.
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Materials Accepted in Mesa
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Mesa include Copper, scrap metal, Aluminum, copper recycling, recycling. 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can glass go in Mesa's blue recycling barrel?
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.
What belongs in Mesa's blue barrel?
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.
Who can use Mesa's household hazardous materials program?
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.
How do I arrange bulk-item pickup in Mesa?
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.
Does Mesa collect old appliances with regular bulk waste?
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.
Recycling tips for Mesa
•Follow Mesa's current blue-barrel list and ignore the recycling symbol when the container type is not specifically accepted.
•Empty bottles, jars, cans, and accepted plastic containers before putting them in the blue barrel.
•Use the resident household hazardous materials program for chemicals and automotive products, not either curbside barrel.
•Schedule and pay for bulk pickup before placing a pile out for collection.
•Book Mesa's separate appliance service for large appliances instead of adding them to recycling or an unscheduled bulk pile.
Recycling centers near Mesa
The closest recycling centers in neighboring areas: