Smart Recycling
Wilmington, CA
- Address
- 414 W C St, Wilmington
- Phone
- (310) 830-8277
- Services
- Takes scrap metal
Scrap Yards in Wilmington, CA
Wilmington, CA has 3 scrap yards in this directory across 1 city.
Call ahead before you go: inventory changes daily and hours vary by season.
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All 3 scrap yards in Wilmington, CA
Lincoln Iron & Metals
Wilmington, CA
- Address
- 1262 Alameda St, Wilmington
- Services
- Takes scrap metal
Alameda Recycling & Metals
Wilmington, CA
- Address
- 1230 Alameda St, Wilmington
- Phone
- (310) 518-1616
Also within 30 miles of Wilmington
Recycling Unlimited Metals Co
Los Angeles, CA
- Address
- 1813 E Robidoux St, Los Angeles
- Phone
- (310) 830-5996
Alpert & Alpert Iron & Metal
Long Beach, CA
- Address
- 2350 W 16th St, Long Beach
- Phone
- (562) 624-8833
- Services
- Takes scrap metal
Carnegie Metals
Signal Hill, CA
- Address
- 2739 Signal Pkwy, Signal Hill
Sos Metals Inc
Gardena, CA
- Address
- 201 E Gardena Blvd, Gardena
- Phone
- (310) 217-8848
Orion Metal & Trading Company
Lakewood, CA
- Address
- 4909 Lakewood Blvd Ste 302, Lakewood
- Phone
- (562) 633-2350
Metal Recycling Services Of California
Gardena, CA
- Address
- 155 E Redondo Beach Blvd, Gardena
- Phone
- (424) 266-9422
- Services
- Takes scrap metal
Lu Mar Industrial Metals
Compton, CA
- Address
- 2120 N Alameda St, Compton
- Phone
- (323) 636-0156
Alameda Street Metal
Los Angeles, CA
- Address
- 10313 S Alameda St, Los Angeles
- Phone
- (323) 564-5601
Atlas Iron & Metal Company, Inc
Los Angeles, CA
- Address
- 10019 S Alameda St, Los Angeles
- Phone
- (323) 566-5184
Sun-lite Metals
Los Angeles, CA
- Address
- 2210 E 85th St, Los Angeles
- Phone
- (323) 581-7772
Sackin Metals
Huntington Beach, CA
- Address
- 15201 Transistor Ln, Huntington Beach
- Phone
- (714) 891-4505
- Services
- Takes scrap metal
Kramer Metals
Huntington Park, CA
- Address
- 2863 Slauson Ave, Huntington Park
- Phone
- (323) 587-2277
- Services
- Takes scrap metal
Common questions
What do scrap yards pay for?
Most take ferrous metal (steel, iron, cars and appliances) by the ton and non-ferrous metal (copper, brass, aluminum, stainless) by the pound, at prices that change with the commodity market. Sort metals before you go; clean, separated copper and aluminum pay more. Bring a photo ID, which most states require for scrap sales.
Data: Overture Maps Foundation places data (CDLA Permissive 2.0) and each yard's own website. Listings change; confirm details with the yard before you go. How this directory is built.