Recycling centers in Minot, North Dakota

Continental Metal Products on Valley Street in Minot operates as CF&I Recycling (formerly EVRAZ Recycling), serving central and western North Dakota with ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal services. The Minot yard handles walk-in drop-off, bulk pricing, and roll-off bin service for farms, businesses, and contractors. Open Monday through Friday 8 AM–5 PM. On-the-spot payment with certified scale weights and competitive rates updated to market trends.

Dakota Wrecking & Salvage operates a Minot salvage yard on 41st Street SE with searchable used-parts inventory for cars and trucks. The facility serves north-central North Dakota motorists and repair shops looking for recycled OEM components.

Gerdau is a scrap metal recycling center that prioritizes building relationships with customers based on trust and fair pricing. They offer an easy process for recycling scrap metal, emphasizing long-term partnerships and supporting the circular economy. Gerdau purchases, sorts, processes, and sells various grades of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal, including materials like aluminum, copper, stainless steel, and more. They have 31 scrap yards and 4 shredders, providing services such as industrial account management, non-ferrous processing, railcar dismantling, and logistics support. Visitors can access the Scrap Vendor Portal to view contracts, track payments, and manage shipment details. The center also offers specific information on materials accepted and not accepted at their mills, ensuring a simple recycling experience for individuals and businesses looking to recycle scrap metal efficiently.

Kalix Recycling Center in Minot, North Dakota, will only accept and process confidential documents and mixed office paper effective February 2020, with regular hours ending on January 31st due to a decrease in commodity prices. They offer secure shredding services for confidential documents and office paper, with options for pickup, public drop-off events, and scheduled drop-offs by calling. All recyclable items are sent to mills for processing. MarketPlace Foods sponsors a recycling token program redeemable until March 31st. Kalix is a private non-profit supporting adults with developmental disabilities through various employment programs, including a commercial laundry, bakery, custodial and postal services, and job placements at local businesses. They aim to promote privacy, purpose, and dignity for all individuals while encouraging responsible recycling practices. For more information, visit www.KalixND.org employment.