Radius Recycling
Recycling Center in Concord, New Hampshire
About This Location
Radius Recycling at 25 Sandquist St in Concord is a scrap metal yard that buys ferrous and non-ferrous metal from the public. The Concord yard handles steel and iron, copper, aluminum, brass and bronze, insulated wire and cable, and stainless steel. Radius is the national scrap brand formerly known as Schnitzer Steel, one of the largest metal recyclers in North America. This is a metal buyer, not a drop-off for household bottles, cans, or trash.
What Radius Recycling Accepts
What they do not accept
This is a scrap metal buyer, not a household recycling drop-off. It does not take curbside items such as mixed paper, plastics, glass, or bottles and cans, or general household trash.
Access & restrictions
Open to the public · Walk-in (no appointment) · Buys ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal from the public; bring material to the yard during business hours
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Radius Recycling in Concord buy scrap metal from the public?
Yes. Radius buys ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal. The Concord yard handles steel and iron, copper, aluminum, brass and bronze, stainless steel, and insulated wire and cable.
What are the hours for the Concord scrap yard?
The yard is open Monday through Friday, 7 AM to 4 PM, and closed Saturday and Sunday.
What are the current scrap prices for copper and aluminum here?
Scrap prices change daily and are not posted online, so call the yard at (603) 225-2267 for a current quote before you load up.
Can I drop off household recycling like bottles, cans, or plastics here?
No. This is a metal scrap yard, not a household recycling drop-off. It buys metal and does not take curbside items like plastic, glass, paper, or returnable bottles and cans.
Is Radius Recycling the same company as Schnitzer Steel?
Yes. Radius Recycling is the national brand formerly known as Schnitzer Steel, one of the largest recyclers of ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal in North America.
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