Sadlers Recycling Center
Recycling Center in Henderson, North Carolina
About This Location
Sadler's Recycling Center on J P Taylor Road in Henderson is a family-owned scrap-metal recycling yard, associated with S & S Pick & Parts. It buys scrap metal including copper and aluminum and has recycled millions of pounds of metal over the years. As a scrap buyer and auto-parts yard, it is aimed at people selling metal rather than dropping off everyday household recyclables such as glass, cardboard, or plastics. Call ahead for current scrap prices and to confirm what grades of metal they are buying.
What Sadler's Recycling Center Accepts
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What they do not accept
This is a scrap-metal buying yard (associated with S & S Pick & Parts auto parts), not a household drop-off recycling center. It is not intended for everyday household recyclables such as glass, cardboard, mixed paper, or plastics.
Access & restrictions
public-buyer · Walk-in (no appointment) · Operates as a scrap-metal buyer; pays for metal, copper, and aluminum. Call for current scrap prices.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sadler's a household recycling drop-off?
No. Sadler's Recycling Center is a family-owned scrap-metal yard (associated with S & S Pick & Parts) that buys metal, copper, and aluminum. It is not set up for everyday household recyclables like glass, cardboard, or plastics.
What does Sadler's buy?
Listings describe it as recycling scrap metal, copper, and aluminum, with millions of pounds of metal recycled over the years. Call (252) 430-6663 for current prices and accepted grades.
What are the hours?
Directory listings report Monday-Friday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM and Saturday 8:00 AM-3:00 PM, closed Sunday. Hours can vary, so call ahead to confirm.
Will they pay me for scrap metal?
As a scrap buyer, Sadler's pays for metal. Prices change with the market and are not published online, so call ahead for current rates.
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