Msr Recycling
Recycling Center in Winslow, Maine
About This Location
MSR Recycling LLC is a full-service scrap-metal yard at 88 Verti Drive in Winslow, Maine. It is a licensed solid-waste facility that buys scrap metal, appliances, radiators and junk vehicles rather than taking household trash or deposit bottles, so you are paid for eligible metal instead of paying a drop-off fee. The yard also advertises free auto and truck pickup and container services for larger jobs.
What Msr Recycling Accepts
Related recycling guides: Appliances
What they do not accept
MSR Recycling is a scrap-metal yard; it is not a drop-off for household trash, mixed curbside recycling, or deposit bottles and cans. Call (207) 877-8985 to confirm whether specific items are accepted before you haul them.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Open to the public and businesses to sell scrap metal and junk vehicles. As a scrap buyer you are typically paid for eligible metal. Free auto and truck pickup is advertised.
Programs & events
- Free auto and truck pickup — The yard advertises free pickup of junk cars and trucks.
- Container service — Containers are available for larger scrap-metal jobs.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What metals does MSR Recycling buy?
MSR buys aluminum, brass, cast iron, lead, stainless steel and steel, along with appliances and radiators. It is a full-service scrap yard, so you are generally paid for eligible metal.
Do they take junk cars, and is pickup free?
Yes. MSR handles junk cars and trucks and advertises free auto and truck pickup. Call (207) 877-8985 to arrange a pickup and confirm what paperwork you need.
What are MSR Recycling's hours?
Listings show MSR open Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM and Saturday from 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM, closed Sunday. Call ahead to confirm, especially for large loads.
Can I drop off household trash or deposit bottles here?
No. MSR is a scrap-metal yard, not a transfer station or redemption center. For household trash use your town transfer station, and take deposit bottles and cans to a redemption center.
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