1411 E 19th St, Kansas City, MO 64108
221 reviews
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Kansas City has 5 iron buyers, averaging 4.2★ across 1,316 reviews; all 5 are open Saturday.
Kansas City's iron recycling yards offer accessible options for selling ferrous scrap, with most facilities open on Saturdays and some providing on-site unloading and pickup services. Long-established operations like Langley Recycling, which has served the area since 1931, compete with newer yards to buy everything from structural iron to industrial equipment. Nearly half of local yards offer cash payment, making same-day transactions straightforward for those looking to recycle metal responsibly.
Today's Iron Price
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7¢/lb /lb
1411 E 19th St, Kansas City, MO 64108
221 reviews
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3557 N Stadium Dr, Kansas City, MO 64129
721 reviews
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Langley Recycling is a family-owned scrap metal recycler operating in Kansas City since 1931 that buys ferrous metals, copper, brass, aluminum, industrial equipment, and other materials. They offer on-site unloading, pickup services, container placement, and have extended hours for customer convenience.
Specialties auto-recycling · industrial-accounts · container-service · scrap-metal-sales
4300 E 12th St, Kansas City, MO 64127
129 reviews
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8116 Wilson Rd, Kansas City, MO 64125
106 reviews
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A 75-acre regional scrap yard serving the greater Kansas City Metro area, Missouri, Kansas and Iowa. They accept ferrous metals, nonferrous metals, household appliances, junk vehicles, and catalytic converters.
Specialties auto-recycling · industrial-accounts · container-service · roll-off-services
3005 Manchester Trafficway, Kansas City, MO 64129
139 reviews
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Advantage Metals Recycling buys scrap metal including aluminum, copper, brass, wire, iron, and steel, as well as end-of-life vehicles. They offer services for households and industrial clients including mobile car crushing and baling.
Specialties auto recycling · end-of-life vehicles · industrial accounts · mobile crushing and baling
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