Rocky Mountain Recycling was established in 1982 and is still locally owned. We sell reconditioned automotive batteries and new batteries for automotive & light truck, heavy truck, agriculture, industrial, lawn and garden, golf cart, motorcycle, ATV, watercraft, and snowmobile, etc. In 1985 we expanded into recycling of non-ferrous metals (aluminum, copper, brass, lead, stainless steel, radiators, and automotive lead-acid batteries).
We are now a collection center for many recycled materials and even have a drop off for steel items. In the late 1990's we started a pallet business. We recondition 4 way wood pallets for shipping (40x48). At RMB Recycling we also recycle E Waste (all electronics, computers, microwaves, etc).
We are now a collection center for many recycled materials and even have a drop off for steel items. In the late 1990's we started a pallet business. We recondition 4 way wood pallets for shipping (40x48). At RMB Recycling we also recycle E Waste (all electronics, computers, microwaves, etc).
Services
We currently sell reconditioned automotive batteries at $30.00 with an exchange and have a 1-year guarantee. Wholesale price to an automotive dealer is $25 with an exchange and 3-month guarantee. We also carry reconditioned Marine/RV deep cycle batteries starting at $40.00 with an exchange plus tax and have a 6-month guarantee.
We buy the following non-ferrous metals: aluminum and aluminum cans, brass, copper, lead, stainless steel, radiators, and lead acid batteries. Prices vary depending on current market conditions. We also accept all steel items. We accept the following items: computers and all accessories, typewriters, small fax machines, printing cartridges, VCRs, phones, and all electronics.
Reviews (8)
Tina Van Rikxoord
Jul 31, 2020
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Mat Morton
Jun 18, 2020
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Mark F.
Oct 11, 2019
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Brittany Ferrans
Nov 11, 2018
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Colorado Peeps
Jul 19, 2018
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Karen Toole
Jul 12, 2018
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I've gone to recycle copper and aluminum here 4 times. The first time seemed fine. I asked a few questions and guy was helpful and friendly. The second time I was somewhat surprised at the weight and amount I was given for the copper. My husband said immediately that I had been ripped off. The 3rd time I took the time to weigh everything before I went and sure enough I was given about half the weight and also paid for No. 2 copper when clearly what I brought in was no. 1. Same thing the 4th and final visit. I wanted to be sure and there's no question he considered me too ignorant to know what was
David Sullvan
Aug 24, 2016
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I have been buying rmb for years out of the lvld office do to my large fleet of vehicles and have never had a problem returning bad batteries, I have never been charged a prorated rate for a new battery. When I picked up a new one the guy didn't have it ready and quickly did it in front of me (I had a feeling I shouldn't take it) well a month, month and a half later it won't start barely jumps. It was during Xmas and holidays so I waited till I planed Jan but turned into feb. Well if I had been charged a $1 per month after 90 days I would have returned it once it was dead and got my money back
Melvin Young
Aug 11, 2016
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