Scrap Yards in West Virginia

West Virginia has 16 scrap yards in this directory across 13 cities.

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

The most scrap yards are in Fairmont (3), Elkins (2) and Moorefield (1).

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

16
Scrap yards
13
Cities
3
Buy junk cars

Scrap Yards by city in West Virginia

All 16 scrap yards in West Virginia

Sorted by size. Tap a name for details.

C & K Metal Recycling

Moorefield, WV

Address
32 Emswiler Dr, Moorefield
Phone
(304) 434-2485
Services
Takes scrap metal

Martinsburg Scrap

Martinsburg, WV

Address
400 W Moler Ave, Martinsburg
Phone
(304) 263-0939
Services
Buys junk cars, Takes scrap metal

Metal Center Recycling

Milton, WV

Address
1191 James River Turnpike Rd, Milton
Phone
(304) 390-5746
Services
Takes scrap metal

Potomac Metals Inc

Ranson, WV

Address
410 16th Ave, Ranson
Phone
(304) 724-1002
Services
Takes scrap metal

Scrap It WV

Fairmont, WV

Address
517 Hoglick Hollow Run, Fairmont
Phone
(304) 366-2326
Services
Buys junk cars, Takes scrap metal

Three Rivers Iron Metal

Fairmont, WV

Address
500 Virginia Ave, Fairmont
Phone
(304) 366-8099
Services
Takes scrap metal

C&K Metal Recycling

Elkins, WV

Address
1404 15th St, Elkins
Phone
(304) 434-2485
Services
Takes scrap metal

River Metals Recycling

Charleston, WV

Address
2715 Sissonville Dr, Charleston
Phone
(304) 988-5694
Services
Buys junk cars, Takes scrap metal

Coffman's Metals

Birch River, WV

Address
35 Powells Creek Rd, Birch River
Phone
(304) 649-5803

Common questions

Which scrap yards in West Virginia buy junk cars?

3 yards say on its website that it buys junk or unwanted cars, including Martinsburg Scrap, Scrap It WV and River Metals Recycling. 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.