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Recycling Centers in Chicago Heights, IL

There are 9 recycling locations in Chicago Heights, Illinois: 5 scrap yards and 4 recycling centers. 6 locations are known to pay cash. Call ahead to confirm hours.

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Recycling centers in Chicago Heights, IL
LocationTypeAcceptsPays?HoursPhone
Big Daddy Scrap551 E Lincoln HwyScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall(877) 587-2727
Gaby Iron and Metal2611 East End AveScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall(708) 755-1930
Big Daddy Scrap1111 Washington StScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall(844) 457-2631
Brookfield Resource Management171 E 12th StRecycling CenterAluminum Cans, Batteries, Copper +1YesCall(708) 754-5329
Solares Scrap Metal #1350 E Lincoln HwyScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall(773) 216-6027
Got Scrap223 E 12th StScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall(708) 980-2638
Chicago Heights Processing, Llc2710 State StRecycling CenterCall to confirm—Call(708) 983-6100
Real Alloy400 E Lincoln HwyRecycling CenterCall to confirm—Call(708) 757-8900
Aleris400 E Lincoln HwyRecycling CenterCall to confirm—Call—

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Recycling in Chicago Heights: common questions

How many recycling centers are in Chicago Heights, IL?

We list 9 recycling locations in Chicago Heights: 5 scrap yards and 4 recycling centers. Examples include Big Daddy Scrap, Gaby Iron and Metal, and Big Daddy Scrap. 8 have a phone number listed.

Can I get paid for cans and bottles in Chicago Heights?

Illinois has no statewide bottle deposit, so there is no refund per container. Scrap yards such as Big Daddy Scrap and Gaby Iron and Metal may buy loose aluminum cans by the pound — call for today's price.

Where can I sell scrap metal in Chicago Heights?

Big Daddy Scrap, Gaby Iron and Metal, and Big Daddy Scrap are scrap yards in Chicago Heights. Scrap prices change often, so call for current rates, and bring a government photo ID — most states require yards to record one.

How accurate are the hours and accepted items on this page?

Locations come from open datasets (Overture Maps, OpenStreetMap, U.S. EPA and state programs). Where a business publishes hours or accepted materials on its own website, we read them from there and mark the listing. Everything else says "Call to confirm". Last data refresh: Oct 2026. See how we get our data on the methodology page, and use "Suggest an edit" on any listing to report a correction.

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