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7796 Belvedere Rd West Palm Beach FL 33411 USA
Palm Beach Metal on Belvedere Road in West Palm Beach pays top prices for ferrous and nonferrous scrap with a convenient drive-thru retail facility and commercial pickup programs. They buy aluminum, brass, copper, iron, steel, stainless steel, and automobiles with title and fluid requirements. Hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Services: Drive-thru scrap metal buying · Commercial and industrial pickup · Automobile recycling with title · Fast payment · Ferrous and nonferrous processing
Accepts: Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Iron, Steel, Stainless steel, Automobiles with title, Appliances
Where is Palm Beach Metal located?
The drive-thru facility is at 7796 Belvedere Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33411.
Does Palm Beach Metal buy cars?
Yes. Automobiles require a title and removal of antifreeze, oil, Freon, transmission fluid, batteries, wheel weights, and mercury switches.
2121 South Military Trail
Rocco's Auto Parts is a family-owned salvage yard in West Palm Beach operating since 2009, with over 40 years of industry experience. The facility includes 6 acres of cars and trucks and over 100,000 recycled auto parts. They buy wrecked or junked cars and trucks in any condition and offer 90-day parts warranties.
Services: Used auto parts sales · Junk car buying · Parts search tool · eBay store · Nationwide shipping
Accepts: Wrecked vehicles, Junk cars, Junk trucks, Junk vans, Running vehicles, Non-running vehicles
Do you buy junk or wrecked cars?
Yes, Rocco's buys wrecked or junked cars, trucks, and vans — running or not.
Do you ship parts?
Yes, nationwide shipping is available.
6161 N Jog Rd West Palm Beach FL 33412 USA
The SWA Home Chemical and Recycling Center is operated by the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County at 7501 N Jog Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33412. It accepts household hazardous waste from Palm Beach County residents at no charge, including fluorescent light bulbs, rechargeable batteries, paint, pesticides, and propane tanks. Small businesses may also drop off hazardous waste for a fee. The facility processes approximately 4.25 million pounds of home chemicals each year, either recycling or safely disposing of each material.
Services: Free household hazardous waste drop-off for Palm Beach County residents · Paid hazardous waste drop-off for small businesses · Recycling of home chemicals · Safe disposal of hazardous materials
Accepts: Fluorescent light bulbs, Rechargeable batteries, Paint, Pesticides, Propane tanks, Household hazardous waste (general)
Is drop-off free for residents?
Yes, Palm Beach County residents can drop off household hazardous waste at no charge.
Can businesses use the facility?
Yes, small businesses are accepted but must pay a fee to drop off hazardous waste.
5860 45th St West Palm Beach FL 33407 USA
The Recovered Materials Processing Facility (RMPF) is operated by the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County to process residential curbside recycling collected in the county's blue and yellow bins. The facility keeps the two streams separate, further sorts the recyclables into like materials, bales them, and sells them through a broker to mills and factories that turn them into new products. Blue-bin materials include plastic and glass food containers under two gallons, steel and aluminum cans, and milk and juice cartons, while yellow-bin materials include newspaper, cardboard, school and office paper, and mail.
Services: Curbside recyclable sorting and processing · Baling of recyclable materials · Sale of baled recyclables to domestic and international mills and factories
Accepts: Plastic food containers (less than 2 gallons), Glass food containers (less than 2 gallons), Steel cans, Aluminum cans, Milk cartons, Juice cartons, Newspaper, Cardboard
How are blue and yellow bin recyclables handled at the facility?
The facility has a separate blue side and yellow side so the two streams are never mixed. Each side further sorts materials into like items before baling them.
What can go in the blue recycling bin?
Plastic and glass food containers less than two gallons, steel and aluminum cans, and milk and juice cartons.
4661 Dyer Blvd West Palm Beach FL 33407 USA
Trademark Metals Recycling's Riviera Beach facility in West Palm Beach, FL buys ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal including aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel, lead, zinc, iron, and steel. The facility accepts autos and metal products via a drive-through scrap selling process with weighing services. Open Monday to Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Services: Scrap metal purchasing · Ferrous scrap buying · Non-ferrous scrap buying · End-of-life vehicle purchase · Household scrap recycling
Accepts: Ferrous metal, Non-ferrous metal, Aluminum, Copper, Brass, Insulated wire, Stainless steel, Lead
551 Benoist Farms Rd
U-Pull-&-Pay West Palm Beach is a self-service salvage yard operated by Pull-A-Part. Customers enter the yard and pull their own used parts from a large rotating inventory of cars, trucks, and SUVs. The facility also buys junk and scrap vehicles and offers used cars for sale. Yard admission is $2–$3.
Services: Self-service used parts · Junk car buying · Free towing · Used car sales · Flat-rate parts pricing
Accepts: Junk cars, Scrap vehicles, Non-running vehicles
What are the yard admission fees?
VIP admission is $2; regular admission is $3. Customers must be at least 16 years old to enter.
What are the hours?
Mon-Sat 8AM-5:30PM (retail), Sun 8AM-5PM. Yard closes 30 minutes before store closing. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in West Palm Beach include Palm Beach County, West Palm Beach FL, Appliances, Cardboard, copper. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
West Palm Beach recycles on the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County's dual-stream system, which means two bins rather than one: yellow for paper and blue for containers. The city provides pickup through a third-party vendor, while the bins themselves come from the SWA. County garbage that is not recycled is converted to electricity at renewable energy facilities, which is why the standing advice on doubtful items is to throw them out rather than contaminate a load.
Paper products: newspapers, magazines and catalogs, unwanted mail, school and office papers, phone books, paper bags, and all cardboard boxes including beverage cartons, tissue boxes, dry food boxes, and corrugated cardboard. Boxes must be flattened and cut to a 3 foot by 3 foot maximum. See our paper recycling guide.
Recyclable containers: plastic containers numbered 1 through 7, steel cans, aluminum cans, glass bottles and jars, drink boxes, and milk and juice cartons. The SWA says you do not need to wash or rinse them, but no food or beverage should remain inside.
No. The Solid Waste Authority's processing mills and aluminum buyers no longer accept aluminum foil and pie plates as recyclable material, so the city asks residents to put them in the garbage. They will likely be processed at a Renewable Energy Facility and turned into electricity instead.
Plastic bags, foam products, utensils or straws, aluminum foil or pans, paper towels, plates or napkins, coat hangers, batteries, and light bulbs. Contamination affects the marketability of everything collected, so the SWA's rule for uncertain items is to throw them out.
Bins are provided through the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, so contact the SWA rather than the city. The SWA runs a bin request service for residents whose bins are broken or who consistently have more recyclables than their containers hold, and a Recycling Field Team member follows up.
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