Colorado Industrial Recycling, Inc
2730 E Las Vegas St, Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

Colorado Industrial Recycling is a third-generation, family-owned and operated metal recycling company. We process a variety of metal material to be recycled, making every effort to keep Colorado Springs both green and beautiful.

Our commercial client base of over 100 local and nationwide companies continues to grow every day. We believe that the immense dedication and commitment to our customers has been one of the primary reasons for our continued success.

We strive to exceed industry standards in recycling and would love the opportunity to show you or your business the advantages of “going green.” We maintain E.P.A., federal, and state compliance on all levels and, with our expertise, can assist you in the development or improvement of your LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental design) Certification rating.

In October 2012 Colorado Industrial Recycling proudly accepted a Gold Acheiver Membership awarded by the Environmental Leadership Program. The Environmental Leadership Program (ELP) is a program administered by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment that recognizes companies and organizations for voluntarily going beyond state and federal regulatory compliance. This award is proof of our commitment to continual environmental improvement and sustainability efforts.

Colorado Industrial Recycling is one of only eleven companies in Colorado Springs recognized by the State of Colorado as members of the Environmental Leadership Program, and we are the ONLY metal recycling facility in Colorado Springs that holds this title. With the growing issues of proper disposal and ethical recycling habits, our customers can always rely on our commitment to eco-conscious practices and environmentally sound recycling efforts.

Items that we DO NOT accept at this time include:

• Cement
• glass
• hazardous material
• liquids of any nature
• monitors
• televisions
• plastic
• railroad material
• sealed drums/containers
• tires
• trash
• wood
• nickel-cadmium batteries
• lithium batteries
• alkaline batteries
• explosives
• fluorescent light ballasts (and other materials) containing PCB’s
• asbestos
• radioactive materials