one of your major buyers & suppliers of non-ferrous scrap metals in Southern California.
For commercial accounts we can deliver a sutiable container to your location to service your needs.
Our staff happy to assist you in unloading and sorting your material.
Feel free to ask us questions or any concern at any time or any place. even our site is mobile friendly...
Offers cost-effective, eco-friendly and profitable solution of your scrap metals.
We are conveniently located in 1505 Washington Blvd, Montebello,CA 90640 and 2301 W. 5th St.Santa Ana, CA 92703
a vast majority (82.3%) of e-waste discarded in the U.S. is still ending up in our landfills and incinerators, with only 17.7% going to recyclers.
most recyclers in the U.S. don’t actually recycle your old electronics. Instead, they ship them off to developing countries, causing air and water pollution and exposing people to toxic chemicals because of the unsafe methods used to reclaim precious metals from circuit boards and wires.
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We are not just caring about how much we collecting scraps. We are caring about how we serve to keep our city clean...
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Recycle all scraps and properly sorting them and legislatively compliant electronics recovery and recycling services.
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help you to obtain the highest diversion rates possible on your construction, demolition and deconstruction projects.
With more than a half century of experience,
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GM RECYCLING CO.
1505 Washington Blvd,
Montebello, CA 90640
T (323) 722 9995
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A & M Metals Co.
2301 W. 5th St.
Santa Ana, CA 92703
T (714) 547-6507
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