Recycling with Redwood Recycling just got even more rewarding. Our Frequent Recyclers Program, a special program for contractors, business owners, and other frequent recyclers. Unfortunately we do not resell any items, including car parts, that have been brought in by other patrons. Recycling with Redwood is simple.
Bring your materials to our location. For small loads, pull directly up to the loading dock and our friendly support staff will weigh your materials and give you a payment ticket. For large loads pull onto the scale located adjacent to the office. After your weight has been recorded you will be instructed where to take your material.
Bring your materials to our location. For small loads, pull directly up to the loading dock and our friendly support staff will weigh your materials and give you a payment ticket. For large loads pull onto the scale located adjacent to the office. After your weight has been recorded you will be instructed where to take your material.
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Since 1984, we have been serving Salt Lake City and Utah's recycling needs by providing unbeatable service. That's right, if you're recycling scrap metal, we will PAY YOU! Whether you are saving Aluminum cans around the house, or you are a large scale construction Contractor Redwood Recycling is passionate about making it easy to be profitable and green.
As a member of the Frequent Recyclers Club, you will earn points towards great prizes. We'll keep track of your points until you're ready to cash them in for one of the prizes below. Recycling with Redwood Recycling just got even more rewarding. Our Frequent Recyclers Program is a special program for contractors, business owners, and other frequent recyclers.
A guide to classify your metals correctly and make sure you make the most from your recycled scrap. Aluminum, Copper and Brass come in a variety of alloys and purities. The cleaner the metal and the more we can recover from your load, the more we pay. Any aluminum beverage container that has been emptied of its contents and is uncontaminated in any form.
Recycling with Redwood is simple. Bring your materials to our location. For small loads, pull directly up to the loading dock and our friendly support staff will weigh your materials and give you a payment ticket. For large loads pull onto the scale located adjacent to the office. After your weight has been recorded you will be instructed where to take your material.
Reviews (18)
John Wehunt
Jan 04, 2022
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Only my second time recycling catalytic - I set the cats on the ground - a man who I assume is the shop supervisor (based solely off his instruction to collegues) walks up - and asks what vehicle I removed the catalytic's from. I stated "my S63 AMG, I just did a custom stainless exhaust and one of my employees said I could get decent $$$ recycling these" - he looked at them and said $40ea - (I was led to believe I'd gross more then that by a trusted source) - I said why so cheap? I don't understand why folks say they're worth money.
He said because they're domestic - that if it was Toyota or Honda
He said because they're domestic - that if it was Toyota or Honda
Joseph Coleman
Jan 01, 2022
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Brandon Murdock
Dec 15, 2021
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Nicholas Kim
Nov 09, 2021
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Tim Coles
Oct 24, 2021
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Joshua McDade
Oct 01, 2021
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Jennifer Christensen
Sep 28, 2021
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Greg Kroll
Sep 28, 2021
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Their scale is way off. I had atleast 20 lbs of bare copper wire in a plastic bucket. The scale registered 9 lbs. There is no way. Then they took 2 lbs off for the bucket. Which whatever, thats fine. But at the end of the day I got payed for 7 lbs of bare copper wire expecting around 20 lbs. Spent hours stripping wire to get that bare copper price. Definitely was not worth it. Next time I will go to Wasatch.
Anthony Van
Aug 21, 2021
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Worst prices for scrap. I’m a electrician and sell a lot of scrap, I wanted to see how they do so I made two containers with the same weight in each then went to this place and got 3/4 the amount of money I made from going to Utah metal works the same day for the same weight and consistency of copper. Don’t get ripped of. Never will I go here again.
JeremyandJessica Branham
May 20, 2021
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I’ve gone to this place several times especially when recycling scrap metal from my remodel. Usually it’s fine, but my last few experiences have been very frustrating. The last time I was even able to get there (they apparently like to close early), I asked the front desk which dumpster to put cardboard in. Then I started to throw cardboard into the dumpster I was told was for cardboard. Another employee then ran out yelling that I can’t put it in that dumpster and that there was no cardboard dumpster. He had to go clarify before he’d let me continue. Labels might be a helpful idea...
Dylan L.
Dec 09, 2017
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Alfred M.
Jul 15, 2017
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Jennifer S.
Jul 07, 2017
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Jason N.
Jun 18, 2017
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Recycling pays! Sure it pays in an environmental sense but it can also pay in a financial way.
I had a couple large bags of crushed aluminum cans that I wanted to recycle. Finding a place open on Saturday was a bit of a challenge. Luckly these guys are open till 2. When you pull in the lot look over in the south west corner and you'll see the aluminum recycling area. Just give the worker your cans and he will weigh them and give you a ticket to take inside. On that particular day aluminum was paying 40 cents a lb.
The cashier was quick and friendly and even gave my son a little
I had a couple large bags of crushed aluminum cans that I wanted to recycle. Finding a place open on Saturday was a bit of a challenge. Luckly these guys are open till 2. When you pull in the lot look over in the south west corner and you'll see the aluminum recycling area. Just give the worker your cans and he will weigh them and give you a ticket to take inside. On that particular day aluminum was paying 40 cents a lb.
The cashier was quick and friendly and even gave my son a little
Adam H.
Jun 09, 2017
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Bonnie M.
Apr 23, 2017
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First time visit. The staff was very friendly, Jason and Zebe (?) were very friendly and helpful. I brought some of my recycle items in a plastic bucket, and forgot to grab it when I left. While I was in the office checking out, Brad brought it to me. They used my name through-out my experience. the ladies in the office were so nice. The place is organized and clean. I will definitely visit again. Thank you for the great Customer Service
Mark A.
Dec 15, 2015
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It is much better to recycle metals than to throw them in the landfill. But these guys are idiots. Example #1: The foreman told me to drive forward then immediately stepped in front of my Explorer.
Example #2: I was carefully a stove from the back of the Explorer when one their workers insisted on helping. He said we were going to throw the stove into the pile on the count of three. He was in an extreme hurry and did not check where he was stepping. When he said three he stepped on a pipe, rolled into me and tore a 12-inch long gash into my coat.
Example: #3 Two days later the woman at the desk
Example #2: I was carefully a stove from the back of the Explorer when one their workers insisted on helping. He said we were going to throw the stove into the pile on the count of three. He was in an extreme hurry and did not check where he was stepping. When he said three he stepped on a pipe, rolled into me and tore a 12-inch long gash into my coat.
Example: #3 Two days later the woman at the desk
Andrew S.
Apr 13, 2013
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Obviously it's difficult to get excited about a recycling center, but there really are not many in the Salt Lake area, so I'm certainly very glad for this place. It serves a good function and does it well.
The only minor downside is, the lot is pretty small and not well organized. There are times the line gets crazy and you can easily get stuck in the parking lot unless someone is nice enough to actually leave a gap so you can back out. The trick is, if you do need to park to go inside - park further East next to the building so you are past the incoming line from Redwood road. You
The only minor downside is, the lot is pretty small and not well organized. There are times the line gets crazy and you can easily get stuck in the parking lot unless someone is nice enough to actually leave a gap so you can back out. The trick is, if you do need to park to go inside - park further East next to the building so you are past the incoming line from Redwood road. You
