Devore-Cooke is a full-service auto salvage yard in Fayetteville, North Carolina operating since 1963 with an extensive inventory of used auto parts for cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs. It specializes in engines, transmissions, mechanical parts, OEM body panels, tires, wheels, and batteries, buys wrecked and salvage vehicles, and offers nationwide shipping.
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Listed hours: Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm
Accepts: Used engines, Transmissions, Axles and rear ends, Auto body parts, Tires and wheels, Batteries, Cars, trucks, vans, SUVs
Services: Used auto parts sales · Engines and transmissions · Auto body parts · Wrecked and salvage vehicle buying · Nationwide shipping
What parts do you have in stock?
Thousands of late-model used parts including engines, transmissions, axles, starters, alternators, radiators, wheels, tires, batteries, and body parts.
Do you offer warranties?
Yes, standard and extended warranties on parts and labor.
Foss Recycling's Fayetteville location buys scrap metal and pays same-day cash at competitive rates. The facility has multiple metal weighing scales and modern hauling equipment to serve both individuals and commercial customers. Services include buying and selling metal, brokerage and trading, crushing, transportation, and container services.
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JS Salvage is a Fayetteville scrap metal and auto salvage yard that buys junk cars, scrap metal, aluminum wheels, copper, batteries, electric motors, alternators, and appliances. Customers bringing in cars must present a valid North Carolina ID. The yard is open weekdays and can be reached by phone or SMS.
Midsouth Auto Recycling is a fully certified, insured salvage yard in Fayetteville, NC, serving the Raeford, Spring Lake, and surrounding areas. The yard buys junk cars and unwanted vehicles, provides towing, and accepts scrap farm equipment and batteries for recycling. Vehicles 10 years or newer require a title.
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OmniSource operates a metals recycling facility in Fayetteville, NC, buying ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metals from individuals, businesses, and industrial customers. As a subsidiary of Steel Technologies (a Nucor company), OmniSource offers competitive pricing and professional service.
Sandhills Pick-N-Pull is a self-service auto parts yard in Fayetteville, North Carolina where customers pull their own used parts from an extensive inventory of salvage vehicles, serving Central North Carolina from Lumberton to Sanford. The yard also buys junk cars and recycles complete vehicles after parts are harvested.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in Fayetteville include auto salvage, fayetteville nc, scrap metal, Fayetteville NC, junk cars. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
Fayetteville has collected recycling every other week since August 1, 2021, on an A week and B week split. Qualifying houses get a 96-gallon blue cart for recyclables only. The address tool at the top of the city page, or the call center at (910) 433-1329, will say whether a house qualifies and which week it is. Cardboard that will not fit has to be cut, tied, and called in. It is not an automatic extra. North Carolina has no bottle deposit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often does Fayetteville pick up recycling?
Every other week, A week or B week, in the 96-gallon blue cart. The switch to that schedule was August 1, 2021. Look the address up on the city page or call (910) 433-1329.
What if my cardboard will not fit in the Fayetteville cart?
Cut it into 3-foot by 3-foot pieces, tie the bundle, and set it next to the cart. A bundle cannot weigh more than 50 pounds. You have to call (910) 433-1329 to get that extra service, and it is only for residential properties that pay the user fee. The cart itself is at the curb by 6 a.m., and accepted items can be mixed.
What does Fayetteville refuse in the blue cart?
Greasy pizza boxes, wax-coated paper and fast-food cups, wet paper, plastic bags and wrap, Styrofoam, sheet glass, mirrors, china, oil containers, bulky plastic toys and outdoor furniture, cellophane, aerosol cans, electronics, tires, and vehicle batteries. Clean thin film, such as grocery bags and bubble wrap, can go to Harris Teeter, Food Lion, or Target.
Do Fayetteville apartments have to offer recycling?
Complexes with more than seven units on a single parcel are required to provide recycling for residents.
Recycling tips for Fayetteville
•Blue 96-gallon cart, every other week, at the curb by 6 a.m.
•Call before you leave a cardboard bundle. The limit is 50 pounds and 3 feet by 3 feet.
•Film plastic goes to Harris Teeter, Food Lion, or Target.
•Apartments over seven units have to offer recycling.
•North Carolina has no bottle deposit.
Recycling centers near Fayetteville
The closest recycling centers in neighboring areas: