Scrap Yards in Detroit, MI

Detroit, MI has 8 scrap yards in this directory across 1 city.

According to the yards' own websites, 3 say they buy junk cars.

Call ahead before you go: inventory changes daily and hours vary by season.

8
Scrap yards
1
Cities
3
Buy junk cars

All 8 scrap yards in Detroit, MI

Sorted by size. Tap a name for details.

Detroit Iron and Metal

Detroit, MI

Address
8350 Dix St, Detroit
Phone
(313) 841-5550
Services
Buys junk cars, Full-service, Takes scrap metal

Fort Iron & Metal

Detroit, MI

Address
9607 Dearborn St, Detroit
Phone
(313) 357-3678
Services
Buys junk cars, Full-service, Takes scrap metal

Scrap Metal Processing

Detroit, MI

Address
7900 Dix St, Detroit
Phone
(313) 438-5865
Services
Buys junk cars, Full-service, Takes scrap metal

Sikora Metals

Detroit, MI

Address
12850 Mt Elliott St, Detroit
Phone
(313) 366-6311
Services
Full-service, Takes scrap metal

Strong Steel Products

Detroit, MI

Address
6464 Strong St, Detroit
Phone
(313) 267-3300
Services
Takes scrap metal

Also within 30 miles of Detroit

Southend Metals Recycling

Dearborn, MI

Address
3740 Wyoming Ave, Dearborn
Phone
(313) 842-2700
Services
Buys junk cars, Takes scrap metal

Scrap Recyclers LLC

Hazel Park, MI

Address
1201 E 8 Mile Rd, Hazel Park
Phone
(248) 629-9695
Services
Buys junk cars, Takes scrap metal

GLE Scrap Metal - Warren

Warren, MI

Address
22200 Sherwood Ave, Warren
Phone
(586) 754-7300
Services
Full-service, Takes scrap metal

Gle Scrap Metal - Detroit

Melvindale, MI

Address
25435 Outer Dr, Melvindale
Phone
(313) 528-4956
Services
Buys junk cars, Full-service, Takes scrap metal

David Matz Metal Co

Southfield, MI

Address
25800 Northwestern Hwy # 925, Southfield
Phone
(248) 351-9468

Common questions

Which scrap yards in Detroit, MI buy junk cars?

3 yards say on its website that it buys junk or unwanted cars, including Detroit Iron and Metal, Fort Iron & Metal and Scrap Metal Processing. Have the title ready; most yards quote by phone from the year, make, model and condition.

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.