Eagle Recycling Center
2232 HWY 78 , Monroe, Georgia, United States

With 4 years’ experience, family owned Eagle Recycling Center of Monroe, Lawrenceville, Loganville, and Snellville provides friendly, fast, and personal customer service to our valued customers. We offer responsible ferrous and non-ferrous metal recycling at our scrap yard to both the general public and commercial customers at competitive rates.

Our greatest volume comes from aluminum sheet and cans, copper, and stainless steel but we also accept brass, batteries, copper radiators and all kinds of metal. Our accurate, drive-on scale makes processing large loads quick and easy. We pay premium rates for larger lots, but no amount of metal is too small to bring to our facility.

Eagle Recycling Center endeavors to satisfy every customer by giving excellent customer service. When you bring us your metal recycling, you will receive reliable payment based on market prices and will have a pleasant, easy, and rewarding experience at our facility.Your trip will be even quicker if you have cleaned and pre-sorted your metal. In some cases, you might need to supply reasonable proof of ownership.

We are proud to be part of the Loganville, Lawrenceville, Snellville, and Monroe, GA communities and we play an important role in protecting the environment. Metal recycling is a practice that helps reduce energy use, minimize solid waste in landfills, divert waste from incinerators that release toxic gases, and reduce the price of products that are made from or packaged with these metals.

When you bring us your copper recycling, steel recycling, and aluminum recycling, you too will receive the priceless, intangible reward that comes from supporting an important environmentally friendly practice at our scrap yard. We all win with metal recycling, but you get to take your money to the bank.

When you have aluminum, copper, steel, or other scrap metals or metal pieces that you no longer use, make sure you bring them to Eagle Recycling Center. Visit us today and let our knowledgeable staff show you how much cash you can receive when we take care of your recycling needs.

History

Established in 2010, family owned Eagle Recycling Center has a dual mission. We want to provide you with fast, friendly, and dependable service while giving you competitive market-based prices for your scrap metal. We also strive to be a good community citizen by promoting aluminum, copper, and steel recycling and minimizing waste in landfills and energy usage in manufacturing. 

For large loads, our drive-on industrial scale facilitates processing and makes your trip to our center quick and efficient. Whether you need aluminum recycling, copper recycling, or steel recycling, we responsibly reprocess the metals accepted by our facility so that they can be reused and eliminate the need for energy-intensive mining and manufacturing. 

Our friendly, attentive staff provides personal service and is ready to help you with your ferrous and non-ferrous metal recycling needs. Contact us or visit our Loganville, Lawrenceville, Snellville, and Monroe, GA facility to find out more about how you can make extra cash through aluminum recycling, copper recycling, and steel recycling while making a positive environmental impact.

Aluminum Cans

Numerous industries use aluminum because of its strength, versatility, and low density. Aluminum cans and other kitchen objects like foil, saucepans, utensils, and light appliances are usually the first applications that come to mind with good reason. Worldwide, almost 500 billion cans are produced each year, accounting for approximately 20% of aluminum’s use.With its ideal properties, aluminum is also used in planes, automobiles, packaging, and construction, and the metal helps form bridges, skyscrapers, and stadiums. As the price of copper has increased, aluminum is replacing it in power lines, wiring systems, and transformers. Since replacing wood and iron with aluminum, sporting equipment like baseball bats, tennis rackets, and golf clubs have become lighter and stronger.Aluminum is also one of the easiest metals to recycle. Like copper, aluminum can be recycled over and over without losing its key characteristics. Because refining and manufacturing virgin aluminum is highly energy intensive, aluminum recycling takes only about 5% of the energy that is needed to manufacture the same item out of virgin aluminum.

Copper Recycling

Thousands of years ago, copper became the first metal widely used by humans. A non-ferrous metal, copper is valued because it is an efficient conductor of electricity, losing only a fraction of the charge during transmission. It may not be surprising that electrical applications such as wiring, account for 70% of copper usage. Construction, manufacturing, and transportation account for much of the remaining 30%. 
Like aluminum, copper can be recycled indefinitely without losing its key properties or having degraded performance. Copper has one of the highest recycling rates among metals and retains a high proportion of its original value. Much of the copper in use today has come from copper recycling. At the same time, copper recycling rates have remained relatively stable over time, and most estimates indicate about 35% of discarded copper is diverted to landfills instead of recycling centers.You may have copper in the form of pipes, plumbing fixtures, electrical wire and coils from household appliances. Some kettles, pots, pans, and kitchen utensils are made from copper. Copper roofing scraps, yard statuaries, and metal wall décor could also yield a solid return when brought to us for copper recycling. 

Steel Recycling

Steel, a ferrous metal due to the presence of iron in its composition, is the most recycled metal in North America. The Steel Recycling Institute estimates that a billion tons of steel have been recycled since 1988 alone! The steel industry has a long history of recycling due to the demand for steel and the extensive costs of steel extraction and refining.A mainstay in the construction industry, the strong metal provides skeletal supports for buildings, frames for vehicles, and strength and durability for heavy equipment. Non-corrosive stainless steel provides the ideal material for kitchen utensils, cans, food and beverage containers, catering equipment, medical instruments, and more because it is durable, stable at high temperatures and free of harmful chemicals. Stainless steel has been a popular material for making kitchen sinks, trash cans, and other appliances.Make some quick cash by using our responsible steel recycling service. Bring your unwanted stainless steel material and scraps to Eagle Recycling Center’s Loganville, Lawrenceville, Snellville and Monroe, GA facility today. Our steel recycling service conscientiously diverts stainless steel from the waste stream so that it can be repurposed and reused. This reduces energy use, environmental damage from mining, and manufacturing costs and benefits all consumers with lower prices and decreased environmental impact.