Texas recycling directory
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Andre Auto Salvage is an auto salvage yard in El Paso, Texas, established in 1996. It sells used auto parts and recycles vehicles, and backs parts with a standard 30-day warranty.
Services: Used auto parts sales · Vehicle salvage and recycling
Accepts: Used automotive parts, Vehicles for recycling
What are your business hours?
Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm MST. Closed weekends.
How long have you been in business?
Andre Auto Salvage was established in 1996.
13049 Amherst Dr El Paso TX 79928 USA
3845 Durazno Ave El Paso TX 79905 USA
13221 Montana Ave El Paso TX 79938 USA
9290 McCombs St El Paso TX 79924 USA
11210 Armour Dr
United Scrap LLC is a specialized recycling center in El Paso offering services for metals, plastics, paper, and electronics. They focus on helping clients reduce environmental impact while maximizing resource recovery.
Based on the listings above, materials commonly handled in El Paso include Cardboard, Plastics #1&2, Glass, Electronics, Appliances. Browse the guides below for preparation tips, scrap values, and what's recyclable.
El Paso's Environmental Services Department runs curbside recycling on an every other week schedule, tied to your regular garbage day, and backs it up with five Citizen Collection Stations spread across the city for everything the blue bin will not take. As a desert border city bordering Ciudad Juarez and stretching for miles along the Franklin Mountains, El Paso keeps its waste system simple: one blue bin for recyclables, one gray bin for trash, and stations for the rest. Government-issued ID required for regulated metals including copper and catalytic converters.
El Paso's blue bin takes paper and cardboard (flattened, no styrofoam or peanuts), plastics #1 and #2 only, and aluminum or tin cans free of food and liquid residue. Everything should go in loose, never bagged, and recyclables need to be rinsed clean. Glass, plastic bags, film, textiles, and yard waste all stay out of the blue bin.
No. El Paso's curbside recycling program does not accept glass at all, and it never has. For a stretch of years the city collected glass bottles separately at its Citizen Collection Stations for a pulverizing program, but as of the city's current sorting guide that program has ended: glass is now handled strictly as household trash and should go in the gray bin.
El Paso residents (no commercial businesses or contractors) can use five Citizen Collection Stations: Northeast at 4501 Hondo Pass Drive, Central at 2492 Harrison Avenue, Westside at 121 Atlantic Road, Mission Valley at 1034 Pendale Road, and Eastside at 3510 Confederate Drive. They accept trash, household hazardous waste, bulky items, and extra recyclables, and are open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. A current water bill with a matching ID is required to get in, and no construction or demolition material is accepted.
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Services: Drop-off
Accepts: Vehicles, Scrap Metal
Services: Scheduled pickups · Non-hazardous waste transport to processing facilities · IMMEX Program · Record logs of materials received · Environmental Impact Report
Accepts: Cardboard boxes, Cardboard packaging waste and cuttings, Kraft paper bags or sacks, Chipboard or coated cardboard, Old records and office waste paper, White and colored paper with or without printing, Brochures and magazines, Books
What is the El Paso facility address?
1710 E. Paisano Dr., El Paso, Texas 79901.
What paper and cardboard materials does Master Fibers accept?
Cardboard boxes, packaging waste and cuttings, kraft paper bags, chipboard, office paper, brochures, magazines, books, and newspapers.
Services: Purchase of cardboard and paper waste (customer drop-off) · Scheduled pickup of cardboard and paper waste · Collection of baled and loose recyclables · Destruction of overrun cardboard products and obsolete inventories · Free consultation on waste paper generation and handling
Accepts: Corrugated cardboard, Kraft paper waste, Cardboard and paper waste (commercial, retail, and industrial), Baled and loose cardboard and paper, Overrun cardboard products, Obsolete cardboard inventories
Can I bring my cardboard waste to PCM in El Paso?
Yes. PCM purchases cardboard and paper waste brought to its facility at 1611 E. Paisano Dr. in El Paso.
Does PCM offer pickup service?
Yes. PCM provides live scheduled pickups with collection equipment for any volume, including baled and loose recyclables.
Services: Scrap metal buying · Roll-off container service · End-of-life vehicle recycling · Commercial scrap collection · Appliance recycling
Accepts: Ferrous metal, Non-ferrous metal, Aluminum cans, Copper, Steel, Insulated copper wire, Auto batteries, Radiators
Services: Industrial scrap handling · Material destruction · Equipment sales
Accepts: Metals, Plastics, Paper, Electronics
Paints, chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, and similar household hazardous waste go to any of the five Citizen Collection Stations, with limits such as five gallons per month of paint or motor oil. Electronics including TVs, computers, phones, and printers can also be dropped at the Citizen Collection Stations or taken to the Greater El Paso Landfill, though used commercial electronics are not accepted at either.
El Paso residents can request a fee-based special pickup for bulky items like furniture, appliances, mattresses, and lawnmowers by calling 311 or the Environmental Services line, with a base fee of $35 for up to 5 cubic yards. Items with a title, such as vehicle chassis or trailers, are not eligible. Statewide, Texas Occupations Code Chapter 1956 requires scrap metal recyclers to record a seller's driver's license, military ID, or state ID for regulated metals like copper wire, catalytic converters, and AC coils, and Texas has no bottle-deposit law, so cans and bottles carry no redemption value here.
