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Recycling Center in Cuba, Missouri
About This Location
SA Recycling Cuba is a public scrap-metal drop-off and purchase yard located on Highway P in Cuba, Missouri, serving Crawford County and the surrounding Ozarks region. The facility buys ferrous and non-ferrous metals of all shapes and sizes from both individual residents and commercial accounts — including steel, aluminum, copper, brass, zinc, stainless steel, nickel, lead, insulated wire, aluminum cans, auto batteries, radiators, aluminum wheels, large and small household appliances, and end-of-life vehicles. Because SA Recycling pays you for your materials by weight at current market rates, there is no drop-off fee for accepted items. All sellers must present a valid government-issued photo ID at the time of transaction, as required by Missouri scrap-metal law. Commercial customers can also arrange roll-off container service for job-site or manufacturing scrap. The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm and Saturday from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm, and is closed on Sundays.
What Psc Accepts
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What they do not accept
SA Recycling Cuba accepts metals only. All prohibited items listed above apply company-wide per the official SA Recycling FAQ and the Cuba yard page.
Fees
- Scrap metal drop-off — No fee — SA Recycling pays you by weight at current market rates for accepted metals.
- End-of-life vehicle purchase — Paid to seller; price varies by vehicle condition and current market. Call for quote.
Access & restrictions
Public drop-off and sell yard, open to both individuals and commercial accounts. · ID or proof of residency required · Walk-in (no appointment) · All sellers must present a valid government-issued photo ID (driver's license or other official state/federal ID) at the time of transaction. This is required by both SA Recycling policy and Missouri state law (RSMo § 407.300). Missouri law also requires payment of $50 or more by check rather than cash.
Programs & events
- General Public Scrap Metal Recycling — Open to any individual bringing ferrous or non-ferrous metals, appliances, aluminum cans, or vehicles.
- Commercial & Industrial Scrap Services — Competitive pricing for manufacturing scrap, demolition debris, contractor job-site scrap (electricians, plumbers, window contractors), and structural/rebar scrap.
- Roll-Off Container Service — SA Recycling offers drop-off and pickup of roll-off containers for businesses and job sites needing routine or one-time collection of large quantities of scrap metal.
- End-of-Life Vehicle (Junk Car) Buying — The yard buys scrap/junk vehicles; call for current pricing.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I get paid when I drop off scrap metal at SA Recycling Cuba?
Yes. SA Recycling pays you for accepted scrap metal by weight at current market rates. There is no drop-off fee. Pricing varies daily based on the metal type and commodity markets; call 573-885-7628 for current rates.
Do I need to bring ID to sell scrap metal?
Yes. All sellers are required to present a valid government-issued photo ID — such as a driver's license or state ID — before completing any transaction. This is both an SA Recycling requirement and a Missouri state law requirement under RSMo § 407.300.
Will SA Recycling Cuba buy my junk car?
Yes. The yard accepts end-of-life vehicles. Call the yard at 573-885-7628 for a current purchase quote, as prices depend on vehicle condition and prevailing scrap metal markets.
Can businesses use SA Recycling Cuba for large-volume scrap removal?
Yes. SA Recycling Cuba offers roll-off container service for manufacturers, demolition contractors, electricians, plumbers, and other trades needing routine or one-time pickup of large amounts of scrap metal. Contact the yard directly to arrange service.
What materials does SA Recycling Cuba NOT accept?
The yard accepts metals only. It cannot accept oil, fuel, antifreeze, asbestos, radioactive materials, sealed containers, propane tanks, ammunition or explosives, tires, wood, concrete, glass, paint cans, circuit boards, airbags, or items containing PCBs. If in doubt, call ahead.
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