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Recycling Centers in Statesville, NC

There are 5 recycling locations in Statesville, North Carolina: 2 scrap yards, 2 recycling centers, and 1 electronics recycler. 3 locations are known to pay cash. Call ahead to confirm hours.

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Recycling centers in Statesville, NC
LocationTypeAcceptsPays?HoursPhone
L Gordon Iron and Metal1300 Salisbury RdScrap YardScrap MetalYesCall(704) 873-9004
L. Gordon Iron and Metal735 Monroe St #6839Scrap YardScrap MetalYesCall(980) 223-5676
Smart Metals Recycling613 Bond StreetElectronics RecyclerElectronics (E-Waste), Scrap MetalYesCall(704) 873-8878
Lindner Recyclingtech America152 Walker RdRecycling CenterCall to confirm—Call(800) 235-1391
Green Day Waste And Recycling2226 Speedball RdRecycling CenterCall to confirm—Call—

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Recycling in Statesville: common questions

How many recycling centers are in Statesville, NC?

We list 5 recycling locations in Statesville: 2 scrap yards, 2 recycling centers, and 1 electronics recycler. Examples include L Gordon Iron and Metal, L. Gordon Iron and Metal, and Smart Metals Recycling. 4 have a phone number listed.

Can I get paid for cans and bottles in Statesville?

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

Where can I sell scrap metal in Statesville?

L Gordon Iron and Metal and L. Gordon Iron and Metal are scrap yards in Statesville. Scrap prices change often, so call for current rates, and bring a government photo ID — most states require yards to record one.

Where can I recycle electronics in Statesville?

Smart Metals Recycling accepts electronics in Statesville. Ask about fees for TVs and monitors, and wipe personal data from devices before you drop them off.

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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