Recycling centers in Mcallen, Texas

The City of McAllen Recycling Center is the municipal recycling facility at 4101 N. Bentsen Rd in McAllen, run by the city's Public Works Department. It accepts paper and cardboard, plastic bottles and jugs (#1 and #2), aluminum and tin cans, and mixed glass, and supports the city's curbside blue bin program along with brush collection and a composting facility. Residents can drop off recyclables, pick up a blue bin, and the center also offers facility tours and school presentations. Hours are Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm and Saturday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm.

Best Recycling Center is located in McAllen, Texas, and aims to protect Earth's landscapes by promoting recycling and reusing materials. The center is operated by EDH International Inc. at 100N 26th St in McAllen. Visitors can bring their materials to be weighed on a certified scale, sort them into designated piles, and then re-weigh them to receive cash or check payment based on the weight of their recyclables. Additionally, visitors can learn more about the organization's mission, methods, and advocacy efforts, as well as tour the facilities to see how the business operates.

Tex-Mex Recycling operates from 2801 Galveston Ave in McAllen as a full-service recycling company serving manufacturing clients, government agencies, and small businesses. The company sorts, processes, and returns material to the production stream, with pricing tied to markets such as American Metal Market and Platts Market. Certificates of Destruction, Recycling, and Erasure are available.

Valley Steel Recycling in McAllen provides advanced industrial metal recovery, shredding, and cross-border logistics for manufacturers and scrap suppliers. The facility processes ferrous, aluminum, copper, stainless, and automotive scrap streams with certified destruction, IMMEX compliance, and scheduled pickups for automotive and industrial partners.

Wilkinson Ray Iron Metal is a family-owned scrap metal recycling center located in McAllen, TX, serving Hidalgo County and the lower Rio Grande Valley. With over 85 years of history, they offer full-service recycling for both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, including aluminum, copper, brass, and more. Their facility is equipped with a Sierra 700 Shear, Harris Badger Baler, heavy magnet, grapples, front-end loader, and forklifts, all on a 7-acre yard. They provide services for manufacturing, demolition, and construction industries, with on-site shearing, baling, and material handling, as well as market analysis-based pricing. Wilkinson Ray Metals accepts a variety of scrap metals, including copper, aluminum, stainless steel, and more. Visitors can expect warm and knowledgeable customer service, certified scales, and efficient material handling. Contact information includes their address at 3416 W Bus Hwy 83, McAllen, TX 78501, and phone number.