Recycling centers in Howell

Miechiels Auto Salvage has run its family-owned yard in Howell since 1975, serving Livingston County. Customers find used parts for engines, transmissions, body panels, and interiors, with a 30 day warranty on non-electrical parts and exchanges on electrical ones. When a part is not on the lot, the yard orders it from other yards. The yard also pays for junk cars and scrap vehicles, including trucks, SUVs, vans, and motorcycles, and buys copper, brass, aluminum, steel, stainless, lead, radiators, and catalytic converters. Estimates are free in person or by phone, and call-back requests get answered the same business day.

PADNOS Howell Recycling Center is a local scrap yard located in Howell, MI. They offer recycling services for various scrap metals, junk cars, and household appliances.

Recycle Livingston is a recycling center located at 170 Catrell Street in Howell, MI 48843, situated one block north of Grand River behind the Ace Hardware Store. They are open for recycling on Wednesdays from 10:00 am until 4:30 pm and Saturdays from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm, with regular hours unless closed for weather issues, safety concerns, or holidays. Visitors are encouraged to call one hour before the scheduled opening time at 517.548.4439 for any uncertainties. The center accepts colored glass in green, blue, and brown but does not accept plastics from non-members, who are subject to a $10 gate fee. Recyclers are requested to stay in their cars during their visit for safety reasons. Donations can be made online via PayPal or on-site with cash or check only. Memberships can be paid or renewed online or on-site. Monthly donors are encouraged, and all contributions are vital to sustaining recycling services. For more information, visitors can contact Recycle Livingston at 517.548.4439 or via email at recycleliv@sbcglobal.net.

Regal Auto Parts dismantles and recycles vehicles on more than 23 acres in Howell, processing over 2,000 a year. The yard specializes in late-model foreign and domestic cars and trucks and carries all makes and models. Customers run from large dealerships and small repair shops to the shade tree mechanic, and parts ship by UPS to every one of the fifty states. Sellers get free towing, and Regal pays more than scrap value for most vehicles. The operation serves Southeast Michigan, with deliveries to body shops and repair facilities near the yard.