New World Recycling
3801 N. Commerce Street , Fort Worth, Texas, United States

New World Recycling is a full service scrap metal recycler and processor for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. We are conveniently located in Fort Worth, Texas and service all of the DFW metroplex. We also operate throughout the states of Arkansas and Oklahoma!
We have been in the scrap metal recycling business for over a decade and have the knowledge to process scrap metal at the utmost efficiency. That is why we can afford to pay you top dollar for your metals. New World is committed to paying the highest prices to the public, whether it be commercial, individuals, or even other scrap metal companies.We value every customer and educate them so that they can get the highest value for their metals. You won’t find a better company that provide the highest cash pricing without sacrificing quality of service.At New World Recycling, the customer comes first, and our goal is to help you make the most money, and at the fastest rate possible.

New World Recycling Buys All Types of Metals!

New World Recycling will buy all of your unwanted scrap metals and turn them into easy cash! We pay more for your metal scraps than any other company. Not only is this cost effective, it takes 60 percent less energy to make the same materials than it does from processing new metal ores! There are plenty of metals ready to be recycled; they are all ready to be traded in for cash. Why throw these items away when you could be making money? Get rid of your recyclable metals today!

We Recycle Electronics Scrap!

Every year thousands of computers, monitors, copiers, printers, peripherals, cell-phones, handheld devices, stereos, connectors, circuit boards, computer parts, digital devices, and other electronic scraps end up in the landfills. The result is a growing challenge for communities, businesses, and local governments to find efficient ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle all the electronic equipment around the world.
New World Recycling promotes eco-friendly practices by buying electronic equipment that is not reusable. Our facilities have the latest technology that recycles each component into materials that can be reused in new electronic products. Recycling used electronic equipments help benefit the community as it helps reduce pollutions that are normally emitted when new products are created. This helps deal with scarcity of valuable metal resources and prevents them from sitting in landfills.

Let’s Create a Greener World Together - We provide excellent service and value to each and every customer. Our sales representatives are always there to help you determine the most effective way to process your materials at the best price possible.New World Recycling will provide you with ongoing professional service, as well as coordinating timely efficient pickup from our staff and they will even help unload your materials while you wait to receive payment!

We Make Recycling Easy and Convenient - New World Recycling is conveniently located at 3801 N. Commerce Street in Fort Worth, Texas. We are open every day from 7am to 7pm, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year; we are also open for business on holidays to serve your needs. Our belief is that committed employees and outstanding customer service is the key to success.We buy residential, commercial, and industrial metal scraps of all kind. New World Recycling has the latest modern shredding and material separation technology to maximize the value of each material we process. We pass the savings onto you to get the best prices!

Cellphone Recycling

There are more than 500 million used cell phones in the U.S. sitting in people's drawers or worse, in our landfills, and another 130 million will be added this year alone! Currently, one in three Americans will replace their cell phones this year, adding to the pile of unused phones waiting to be discarded or recycled. By participating in a cell phone recycling program, we help keep valuable materials out of landfills, including an estimated $630,000 of precious metals from circuit boards, and enough copper from phone chargers to recover the Statue of Liberty, twice.

Cell phones present itself as a potentially hazardous waste because they are prone to contain lead, mercury, cadmium and arsenic. When thrown in the trash and sent to incinerators or landfills, environmental contamination can occur from combustion and these chemicals can leach into nearby soil and groundwater.Every piece of a cell phone can be recycled. Any unsalvageable parts and batteries will be sent to be disposed of properly. By being proactive in disposing cell phones, we help promote a more environmentally world.