S & G Salvage & Metal Co
Recycling Center in Catawissa, Pennsylvania
About This Location
S & G Salvage & Metal Co is a scrap metal and salvage yard in Catawissa, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Listings for the yard describe it as a buyer of scrap metals including aluminum and copper. It operates as a commercial scrap buyer rather than a staffed household recycling drop-off, so call ahead to confirm current hours, accepted grades and pricing before hauling material.
What S & G Salvage & Metal Co Accepts
Related recycling guides: Appliances
What they do not accept
This is a commercial scrap-metal buyer / salvage yard, not a household recycling drop-off. Curbside recyclables (mixed paper, glass, plastics) and household hazardous waste are not handled here.
Access & restrictions
public-buyer · Walk-in (no appointment) · Scrap-metal buying yard; call ahead to confirm hours, accepted grades and pricing.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is S & G Salvage & Metal Co a public recycling drop-off?
No. It is a commercial scrap-metal and salvage yard that buys metal such as aluminum and copper. It is not a municipal drop-off for household recyclables like glass, mixed paper or plastics.
Does S & G Salvage pay cash for scrap metal in Catawissa?
It is listed as a scrap-metal buyer, but current prices and payment terms are not published online. Call 570-799-5510 for the day's rates before you haul material in.
What metals does S & G Salvage accept?
Directory listings describe it as a scrap-metal buyer handling materials including aluminum and copper. Confirm which grades they are buying and in what condition by calling ahead.
What are the hours for S & G Salvage in Catawissa?
Reliable hours are not published online. Because scrap yards often keep limited weekday hours, call 570-799-5510 to confirm the yard is open before driving over.
Can I recycle my household trash or electronics here?
No. For household recycling, electronics or hazardous waste in Columbia County, use the county solid-waste program rather than a scrap yard.
Last verified: October 2026. Sources: source · source. Spotted something wrong? Suggest a correction.