Recycling centers in Newark

Sanford Klurman founded C&K Scrap Metal in 1970 with one truck and a few containers. The Newark company now runs more than 25 trucks, thousands of containers, and multiple facilities, and his children Marc and Stefanie work alongside him in the day-to-day operations. C&K is a full-service scrap yard handling ferrous and non-ferrous metal, high temp nickel alloys, paper, cardboard, and plastic. Its work covers bulk scrap buying, manufacturing scrap, container service, demolition scrap and processing, and brokerage, and the company markets scrap globally.

H&C Metals has run an industrial and commercial scrap yard in Newark's Ironbound district since 1976, specializing in nonferrous metal. The 30,000 square foot warehouse buys copper, aluminum, brass, lead, and stainless steel, and takes ferrous scrap plus select electronic and computer scrap. Retail sellers unload at the dock with staff help, get weighed on state-certified scales, and redeem a ticket for cash at an on-site ATM. The yard refuses TVs, CRT monitors, coins, fuses, rubber, light bulbs, and flammable or explosive materials. Pickups, hauling, and container service reach commercial and industrial customers. Sister company Balemet Recycling, half a mile away, handles heavy ferrous scrap.

Computers, TVs and other electronics go to the Newark Department of Public Works headquarters at 62 Frelinghuysen Avenue, the city's stated drop-off point for e-waste. The headquarters takes electronics Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 4 PM and on Saturday from 8 AM to 12:30 PM. The same building hands out free curbside recycling bins to Newark homeowners on weekdays while supplies last. Residents show a valid photo ID and proof of residency, such as a water bill.

This deep water port facility at 182 Calcutta Street in Newark buys and processes all grades of ferrous scrap. It receives scrap by truck, railcar, barge, and vessel, and runs truck scales, a rail scale, cranes, and mobile shears.

The Noble Street yard in Newark buys ferrous and non-ferrous metal and electronics. It runs a wet car processing station and a mobile car crusher, and offers trucking and roll-off container service.

The Roanoke Ave yard sits off Hawkins Street in Newark and buys steel, light iron, cast iron, copper, aluminum, brass, and stainless steel. Scrap dealers, industrial suppliers, businesses, homeowners, and individuals can sell here. The yard lists paved roadways and quick cash payment.

WM offers commercial waste management solutions in Newark, NJ, catering to various business types including restaurants, medical offices, grocery stores, and retail shops. With a focus on sustainability, WM provides a range of bin and container sizes to meet diverse disposal needs, along with transparent pricing and flexible short-term contracts. Customers benefit from dependable service, convenient payment options, and knowledgeable customer support. WM ensures consistent pickup schedules and offers recycling services to help businesses minimize their environmental impact. For those seeking reliable waste disposal and recycling solutions, WM is a trusted partner in the Newark area.