A-Line Iron & Metals

A-Line Iron & Metals in Waterloo, IA is proud to be locally owned and operated. Our facility has been serving customers in the Cedar Valley for over 80 years. With our experience in ferrous and nonferrous metal recycling, our contacts in the industry ensure you the highest returns. A-Line's goal is to provide your company with the ultimate answer for comprehensive scrap metal recycling and unequaled customer service. Put your confidence in A-Line Iron and Metals, the local leader in metal recycling solutions and customer service.A-Line Iron & Metals is devoted to providing the best scrap recycling solutions for you and your company. Whether it be at your facility, or on the job-site, we will work with you to make the scrap recycling process as efficient as we can so you can focus on your work. Call us today and see why so many people think of A-Line Iron & Metals first when it comes to complete scrap recycling services and solutions.

A-Line Iron and Metals is a privately owned company that is greatly dedicated to our community. We pride ourselves on our ability to give the best service to our customers as well as the ability to give back to our community, making it a better place to live. 
Due to our access to man power and the right equipment, we have been able to give back to the community in many ways. 'Picking up the Pieces' was a community service project that A-Line Iron and Metals spearheaded in Parkersburg, Iowa after the 2008 tornado. We arrived in town shortly after the disaster and assisted many homeowners clean up. We also provided a city drop site for all the scrap metal. This salvaged material brought in $35,000.00 and these dollars were delivered back to the people of Parkersburg. 

In another project, A-Line Iron and Metals provided Immanuel Lutheran School in Waterloo a way to raise funds for the school. Over $20,000.00 were raised from the combined efforts of A-Line Iron and Metals and the surrounding communities. A-Line Iron and Metals is proud to have taken part in the past community projects and plans on carrying on this tradition of service long into the future.