Scrap Mart Metals Pevely
Recycling Center in Pevely, Missouri
About This Location
Scrap Mart Metals Pevely is a pay-to-seller scrap metal recycling yard — not a free public drop-off — located at 1250 Herky Horine Rd in Pevely, Jefferson County, Missouri. As a direct-mill dealer of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, the yard purchases scrap iron and steel, aluminum, copper, brass, lead, electric motors, and more from both residential and commercial customers. Sellers must be at least 18 years old, present a valid government-issued photo ID with current address, and ensure all scrap is free of oils, fuels, and hazardous substances. Payment is typically made in cash, with checks available for larger transactions. This is a buy-for-cash scrap facility, not a free community recycling drop-off site.
What Scrap Mart Metals Pevely Accepts
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What they do not accept
The official website notes these are the most common items turned away; call (636) 256-7400 to confirm any item not listed above.
Fees
- Scrap metal purchase — No drop-off fee — this facility pays customers for their scrap metal. Prices vary by metal type, grade, and market rates. Deductions are taken for tires left on vehicles or machinery.
- Payment method — Most transactions paid in cash; check payments available and may be required for large transactions.
Access & restrictions
Pay-to-seller scrap yard open to residential and commercial customers. This is not a free public recycling drop-off — the facility purchases scrap metal from sellers. · ID or proof of residency required · Walk-in (no appointment) · Sellers must be at least 18 years of age. A valid photo ID is required; acceptable forms include a valid driver's license, valid passport, or valid state-issued ID. If the photo ID does not show a current address, proof of address must also be provided. Sellers should be prepared to demonstrate proof of ownership of scrap items. Minimum weight is 1 pound (scale reads as little as 1 lb).
Programs & events
- Ferrous Metal Recycling — Buys and processes all grades of ferrous (iron-containing) scrap metal including prepared and unprepared iron, heavy melt, cast iron, and auto/truck bodies.
- Non-Ferrous Metal Recycling — Buys all grades of non-ferrous scrap including copper, aluminum, brass, lead, electric motors, and radiators.
- Commercial & Industrial Scrap — Accepts scrap from both residential and commercial/industrial customers as a direct-mill dealer.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to bring ID to sell scrap at the Pevely yard?
Yes. A valid photo ID is required for all sellers. Acceptable forms include a valid driver's license, valid passport, or state-issued photo ID. If your ID does not show your current address, you must also bring proof of address. You must be at least 18 years old to sell scrap.
Is there a minimum weight to sell scrap?
No significant minimum — the facility's scale reads as little as 1 pound, so 1 pound or more is all that is required.
Will I be charged to drop off scrap, or will I be paid?
You will be paid for your scrap. Scrap Mart Metals Pevely is a scrap metal buying yard, not a free drop-off recycling center. Prices vary by metal type and current market rates. Most transactions are paid in cash; checks are available for larger transactions.
Can I bring a refrigerator or air conditioner with Freon still in it?
No. Freon must be removed by a licensed technician before refrigerators, air conditioners, and dehumidifiers can be accepted for scrap. Deductions will also be taken for any tires still on vehicles or machinery.
Are propane tanks or aerosol cans accepted?
No. Pressurized containers — including propane tanks, aerosol cans, and fire extinguishers — are among the most common items turned away. Hazardous, corrosive, explosive, or radioactive materials are also not accepted. All scrap must be free of oils, fuels, and hazardous substances.
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