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Headquartered near Rockford, Illinois with seven facilities spread throughout Illinois and Wisconsin, Cimco Resources is one of the Midwest's largest processor-brokers of scrap metal and other secondary industrial commodities. As a long-established, direct-mill dealer of all ferrous and non-ferrous metals, Cimco Resources can pay more for your scrap iron, steel, aluminum, copper and other metals.
Cimco Recycling Carbondale is a 13-acre scrap yard located in southern Illinois. This well-organized facility provides full container services for scrap iron, steel, and non-ferrous metals located in southern Illinois, southeastern Missouri and western Kentucky. Farmers, contractors, and the scrap-selling public will enjoy a safe and hassle-free recycling experience at Cimco Recycling Carbondale.
Cimco Recycling Loves Park is our newest facility and also houses our corporate offices. This facility purchases all grades of ferrous and non-ferrous metals while providing roll-off, lugger and trailer services for manufacturing facilities throughout the Rockford and southern Wisconsin areas. Cimco Recycling Loves Park also ships and receives bulk scrap and recyclables via the Union Pacific Railroad.
Cimco Recycling Marion is a recently constructed 15-acre facility located on the CO&E railroad and Highway 148, just a few miles west from Interstate 57 in southern Illinois. Cimco Marion's layout provides scrap-selling customers with an indoor, drive-thru recycling experience that is much appreciated during inclement weather.
Cimco Recycling Milwaukee is a 5-acre, hard-surfaced recycling facility- so a clean, safe recycling experience is assured while selling your ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metals. In addition, Cimco Milwaukee provides roll-off, lugger box, or box truck service to manufacturing facilities throughout Wisconsin.
Reviews (8)
Bradley Hammond
Aug 27, 2021
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I was going there when they first opened.they are always changing things I use to get paid for white goods,then weigh my tin.now it's all the same tin is white goods so instead of 2 weights it's one then if u got rubber on stuff or now water heaters they dock you for water and sand then they tell u we are docking you some of the weight lol.my son took in precious metals I never got paid 4 my cooper.and today they took 10 pounds for dirty aluminum why would they do that watch your weight man in the white truck were trying some were else we word 4 that see how much they care no comment from them
Liz Wallin
Jun 21, 2021
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Bobby S.
Mar 30, 2021
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Cimco recycling center has people who don't know what they doing i had copper wire and aluminum wire separated the guy mixed it together and tried to split the weight so I refuse to accept that and I then had to take it back and separate the copper from the aluminum the drive is a mess big holes in the drive way going to the building so in completing this tnt recycling center is farther away but i will be going there cimco not getting any of my business again forgot that the last time I was there i got home and I looked at my receipt showing the weight and prices and the guy didn't
Kevin Hillman
Jul 14, 2020
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Kim Knight
Jul 01, 2020
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Jr Racer
Jun 02, 2020
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Richard Burns
Sep 26, 2018
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Extremely slow. inconsistent in there operations. seem to be all right on their precious metals. but for me personally it's not worth my time for steel because of there inconsistencies at their scale. Yard is very clean they do have a good pricing on there precious metals and circuit boards. I may try business with them again with steel but only cleans Steel. If you are taking in scrap steel that has any wood or plastic on it watch out because their employees by the pile communication to the scale house and management is inconsistent. I'm very unhappy with my last trip there I was hoping that I
Matt B.
Dec 17, 2011
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I've only come here to drop off cans, so that's all I can talk about.
And it's not much to talk about.
The weirdest thing about this place is that if you don't want to get yelled at, you have to drive around the back of the building and enter the place from the rear if you want to drop stuff off. Assuming you do that, you meet people devoid of customer service skills who hit a button, right down a number, then hit another button, hand you a piece of paper which you take to the inside part. Then, they give you cash money.
It's a fine place. I'm not a connoisseur
And it's not much to talk about.
The weirdest thing about this place is that if you don't want to get yelled at, you have to drive around the back of the building and enter the place from the rear if you want to drop stuff off. Assuming you do that, you meet people devoid of customer service skills who hit a button, right down a number, then hit another button, hand you a piece of paper which you take to the inside part. Then, they give you cash money.
It's a fine place. I'm not a connoisseur
