D & L Recycling

State Certified Metal Recycler

We are a full service-recycling center located in Valley City, Ohio. We are conveniently located near Brunswick, Brunswick Hills, Hinckley, Strongsville, Medina, North Royalton, Columbia Station, North Ridgeville, and Litchfield.We pay cash for your scrap. STOP IN OR CALL FOR CURRENT PRICES. We also provide container and pick-up services.We pride ourselves on maintaining a safe and clean environment. Stop in and see for yourself.

Cash for Scrap Metal

D & L Recycling pays CASH for all types of scrap metal.D & L Recycling accepts both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Ferrous metals such as iron and steel are typically valued lower while non-ferrous metals like aluminum, brass and copper offer higher payouts.Recycling scrap metals can be a lucrative opportunity, however many factors should be considered to make the most out of your scrap metal recycling endeavor. Regular increases in the price of scrap metal, such as copper and aluminum, also gives a great opportunity to supplement an income through scrap metal recycling.
Tons of scrap metal is sitting unused in garages, barns and basements and many people unknowingly toss items in the trash not realizing the value of the material. D & L Recycling is happy to help educate even the most novice metal recycler about the best recycling techniques and types of materials being recycled today.

Metal Recycling

We are surrounded by many things on a daily basis can be recycled, from paper and plastics to trees, grass clippings and shrubs. One part of recycling that may not be as popular, but just as important, is scrap metal recycling. Scrap metals are one of the largest exports in the US and by recycling metals, we reduce the amount of energy required to produce materials through natural resources.Some of the most popular metal items that may be recycled include copper, steel, aluminum and brass, but often they are thrown in the garbage. Most scrap metal can be recycled for cash at your local metal recycler while helping create a cleaner environment.Scrap metal facilities, such as D & L Recycling, work with many types of customers, from homeowners encouraged to bring in their unwanted metal items and make some extra money to construction companies, industrial manufacturers and those that are in an industry that come across scrap metal on a regular basis.Separating ferrous and non-ferrous metal is a good idea before bringing it to be recycled. The easiest and most common way to figure out what kind of metal you have is by grabbing a magnet. If a magnet sticks to your metal, you probably have a ferrous metal, a common metal like steel or iron. Ferrous metal is does not have as much value, but your scrap recycling facility will typically pay something for it and make sure it is recycled properly.If the magnet does not stick to your metal, the metal may be a non-ferrous metal. Many popular metals, such as, stainless steel, aluminum, copper and brass are categorized as non-ferrous metals. These types of metals are valuable to recycle and offer a pretty good payout.The most challenging part of metal recycling is recognizing the different types of material and what it is potentially worth. D & L Recycling assists its customers in getting familiar with the popular metals and how to produce the most value out of their recycling efforts.

Computer Recycling

In 1999 the average household had just one (1) computer and various basic electronics. Today the average home has three (3) computers and numerous other electronic devices.With technology getting better and faster each year the demand to buy the latest gadgets leaves a large number of computers and electronics that need to be recycled after they have been replaced. Landfills are overwhelmed by the amount of electronics thrown into the trash. Data left on devices and computer hard-drives raises additional security and idenity protection concerns. Disposing of or recycling your computer should be done by those experienced in destroying personal data files for your protection - D & L Recycling can help you recycle your computer safely.

Items We Do Not Accept

• Beer kegs
• Shopping carts
• Railroad materials (spikes, rails, etc)
• Traffic signs, manhole covers, guard rails
• Wood, plastic, glass, concrete, garbage, etc
• Propane tanks, gas tanks ( must be completely open and/or vented )
• Microwaves
• Any item that has or had freon in it ( refrigerators, air conditioners, etc. )
• Televisions
• Computer monitors
• Radioactive or Hazardous materials
• Live ammunition or firearms
• Whole cars or trucks
• Chain link fencing