Fairfield Recycling Center

Fairfield Recycling Center was established in Dayton, Ohio by Pawan and Rita Singla as Singla Enterprises. In 1982, the Singla's relocated Singla Enterprises from Dayton to Cincinnati. In 1987, Singla Enterprises was incorporated as Singla Metals Inc. Initially, the company bought scrap from industrial plants and government facilities. However, in 1994, the company also began purchasing metal scrap from individuals, homeowners, and subcontractors.The company began selling new structural steel in 1989 and started doing business as Fairfield Steel. In 1995, structural steel was discontinued and company stuck to its original business of recycling. This led to dropping the word 'Steel' out of the name and replacing it with 'Recycling,' hence, it came to be known as Fairfield Recycling.Both Pawan (Paul) and Rita Singla hold Master's degrees in Science. They would welcome your business. If you have any comments, please feel free to let us know.

Plan your Visit

• Setup a trash can in your home dedicated to aluminum recycling.
• Collect your aluminum cans in a large plastic garbage bag. Be sure to not mix other metal and be sure the cans are empty before putting them in.
• Bring your recycling in.
• When you arrive, pull up to the unloading dock.
• We will assist you in unloading your metals.
• We will weigh all of your metals and pay you cash.
• We look forward to seeing you.
• We do not recycle plastic or paper, but there are other recycling facilities that you can take these items to.

Why recycle?

By recycling you're helping preserve the earth's precious resources.Did you know that aluminum cans are the most recycled item in America? In fact, nearly 55% of a new aluminum cans are made from recycled aluminum. By recycling aluminum, you are helping to complete the recycling loop. Aluminum cans recycled today are back on the grocery shelf in about 90 days.