I worked with Connor and had a great experience. I brought in aluminum to recycle and was treated…read morewell and got a good price. The process was easy and the facilities were clean and easy to navigate. Everyone i dealt with was friendly and helpful.

From the owner: Since 1973, Scrap Management Industries (SMI) has been a trusted leader in metal recycling. Our…read moreOklahoma facility offers ferrous and nonferrous metal recycling, industrial scrap services, and roll-off container rentals designed to meet the needs of businesses and residents. With a focus on sustainability, we deliver transparent pricing, state-of-the-art recycling technology, and outstanding customer service. Committed to supporting the Oklahoma City community, SMI provides eco-friendly solutions and ethical practices -- your trusted partner for all metal recycling needs!

Good guys, Dillon and Vinny been going at for years. Sometimes the lines get long but that means…read morethey're doing something right. Give em go, if you need to unload some scrap metal. Best prices in town. Can't stand going to the guys on I-35, too many crackheads selling and working at metal. Davey, Marvy and Max will take care of unloading and getting you in and out.

Decent honest and fair.I actually have sent some of my friends to get cash for scrap cans and air…read moreconditioner coils up there.

This is a glass and cardboard recycling center just east of the downtown area located by the city…read moregarages and maintenance area. They have several large dumpsters with slits in the sides. You have to deconstruct the cardboard boxes in order to get them in the dumpsters. There is no charge for this and they do have surveillance cameras. Right next to it is the glass recycling. It sits back off the road a bit but pretty easy to access.

Great place to take glass and cardboard for recycling! Easy drop off and access!! Fast and easy!read more

I inherited a large box of copper pipe and stripped wire from a neighbor who was moving. I checked…read morea few places-was told they did not take "steel/ iron. I found this odd but hey, I'm new to the scrapping game. Most centers are interested in metals that have higher value ie: copper aluminum etc. limits on weight and type are in place to discourage thieves who scavenge illegally. An HVAC or plumbing license will be required for weights exceeding 35 lbs on copper or if you have compressor motors. They have easy in lot parking places and the staff while a bit grungy in appearance are helpful enough. Carts and bins are available for use-it speeds the process if you sort your metal before weigh in. Don't expect the red carpet-it's a salvage operation after all. The nice woman behind the payment window had a nice 357 on her desk and a sign that said " we don't call 911.

Fast service at a fair price. I brought in some copper from some plumbing demolition. People…read morebringing in small amounts of aluminum and expecting to make more than the gas to get there should really learn to do some math! :P I was paid $200 cash for a bunch of copper and I'll be back whenever I get another demo job.

My parents live a frugal and thrifty life. They really know how to stretch a buck. They've saved up…read morea whole bunch of cans and wanted to exchange for cash. This was the closest recycling center I've found, located on S. Sheridan. There was a lot of homelessness in the area of the recycling center. Aluminum cans at All Metals Recycling were 55 cents a pound which was the standard price in Oklahoma. The recycling center looked messy but I got in and out fairly quick on my 2 trips. There was always a cashier behind the register and several employees throughout the recycling center. For those curious, we got $30 for the trips.

The gentlemen working for SNT were very prompt, reliable, and all around amazing!! 10/10 would call…read moreagain

From the owner: Keating Co LLC provides electronic recycling, recycling pickup and transport, roll-off containers,…read morescrap yard services, and more to the state of Oklahoma.