NLL Recycling
340 East White Hills Road, St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada

NLL is one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s leading metal recyclers, providing a valuable and essential service to neighbourhoods, businesses and organisations throughout the region, taking unwanted metal from all sources, including: end of life vehicles, consumer products, industry, demolition, wires and cables, ships, the oil and gas sector, and almost every imaginable other source.

What We Do

We collect all types of metal, both ferrous and non-ferrous, and then we process it, and enable it to be reused if possible, or melted down and turned into new products.

We help to save the planet, and make the world a better place. Recycling metal uses much less energy than smelting ore and bauxite etc., and consequently creates considerably less CO2 emissions, which cause harmful global warming. We are champions of the environment and metal recycling, and offer educational support, including recycling centre visits to organisations involved in the education of young people, to highlight the importance of caring for the environment, and how metal recycling is important to the world. NLL’s founders have over 50 years’ experience in metal recycling internationally. The company is the biggest investor in metal Recycling in Newfoundland, and uses state of the art equipment and facilities, and the latest working practices, meeting high environmental and safety standards. We are a local firm, providing jobs for local people, but we are also outward facing, connected to the wider world, and a player in a truly global industry / sector. Our people are our greatest assets, they’ve got passion and enthusiasm, and care about the work they do. We value teamwork and collaboration. NLL has created an eco-system of valuable partnerships, to support our operations, through every part of our value chain. We are proud to be the official metal recycler for the City of St John’s.

• Our Mission-To enable the circular economy in Newfoundland and Labrador, saving the planet and making the world a better place, through inspiring, innovative and leading edge metal recycling.

• Our Values-To be a socially responsible organisation, acting with honesty and integrity.

• Our Solution-To provide valuable metal recycling services for all types of metal, utilising the best worldwide methodologies and metal recycling technologies, supporting communities and organisations.

Metal Recycling in St John’s and surrounding communities.

NLL is the official metal recycler for the city of St John’s.

If you’ve got metal to scrap of any type, all you need to do is bring it down to our recycling centre at Robin Hood Bay, 340 East White Hills Road, and we’ll take it off your hands and deal with it.

Metal Recycling For Other Communities

We welcome all types of metal from all Communities and Municipalities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador.If you have a small amount you can bring it to us, if you have a large amount, we can arrange for collection. If there is a lot of metal at any one site, we might even clean the site of metal for you.We are motivated to protect the environment, and make the world a better place.Subject to quantities available, we might be able to arrange metal collection bins and regular collections.We actively desire to work with municipalities to effectively manage metal recycling. Give us a call, get in touch; we want to build long term, mutually beneficial relationships, which deliver true win / win scenarios.If you have a one off project, or got a site full of metal, that is an eyesore or blemish on your neighbourhood, that you need to clear up, then let us know.

Saving the Planet

 Metal waste can blight the countryside and communities; it is simply not right to dump it somewhere, or just leave it. Metal recycling is good for the planet and good for people and your local environment.Just about all types of metal can be recycled and turned into something new. Parts from things can sometimes be reused also. Recycling metal is considerably more energy efficient than smelting ores, bauxite or other raw materials. Less energy use, means less CO2 and that means less global warming.