Jones Recycling Inc
Recycling Center in Reidsville, Georgia
About This Location
Jones Recycling Inc is a scrap metal dealer and used auto parts yard at 814 Jones Lake Rd in Reidsville, GA. It operates as a commercial scrap buyer and salvage yard rather than a municipal household recycling center. If you want to sell aluminum, steel, copper or other metal, or you are searching for used auto parts, call (912) 654-4982 to confirm what they are buying and current pricing.
What Jones Recycling Inc Accepts
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What they do not accept
This is a commercial scrap metal and salvage yard, not a household recycling drop-off. It is not set up to take curbside recyclables such as mixed paper, glass, plastics #1-#7 or household hazardous waste. Call before visiting.
Access & restrictions
public-buyer · Walk-in (no appointment) · Scrap metal buyers pay by weight and may require ID under Georgia scrap metal law. Confirm requirements by phone.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Jones Recycling Inc buy scrap metal for cash?
Jones Recycling is a commercial scrap dealer that pays for metal by weight. It has not published a current price list online, and scrap prices change daily, so call (912) 654-4982 for today's rates.
Can I get money for recycling aluminum cans here?
Scrap yards like this typically buy aluminum by weight, so yes, you may be paid for cans. Call ahead to confirm they are buying aluminum and to get the current per-pound rate.
Does Jones Recycling sell used auto parts?
Yes, directory listings describe Jones Recycling Inc as a used auto parts and salvage operation in addition to buying scrap metal. Call (912) 654-4982 to ask about a specific part.
Is this a household recycling drop-off center?
No. It is a scrap metal and salvage yard, not a municipal recycling center. It is not set up to accept household recyclables like glass, plastics or paper. For residential recycling in Tattnall County, contact your local solid waste office.
Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source · source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.