At Okuda Metal Inc, we can help with all your scrap metal recycling needs. We work with individuals, contractors and businesses. Located in Honolulu, HI, we provide the island of Oahu with recycling services for all kinds of non-ferrous metal. Our advanced facility handles the processing of copper, brass, and aluminum.
We do not accept iron and steel metals. We collect all kinds of unwanted metals and recycle them so that they can then be turned into new products. Our scrap metal recycling is not only cost-effective for you, it's also better for the planet! We're passionate about scrap metal recycling. Our goal is to build strong partnerships with our customers, offering services designed to suit both individual and business needs.
We do not accept iron and steel metals. We collect all kinds of unwanted metals and recycle them so that they can then be turned into new products. Our scrap metal recycling is not only cost-effective for you, it's also better for the planet! We're passionate about scrap metal recycling. Our goal is to build strong partnerships with our customers, offering services designed to suit both individual and business needs.
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Okuda Metal Inc of Honolulu, HI is a leading provider of services for metal recycling. From brass to stainless steel, our company, which was founded in 1952, has years of experience processing, handling and recycling scrap metal. If you need aluminum recycling, copper recycling or any other metal recycling service, contact us.
When it comes to recycling non-ferrous metal, from copper recycling to stainless steel recycling, it's easy to choose to work with Okuda Metal Inc of Honolulu, HI. Area individuals and companies alike enjoy working with the experienced team at our locally owned and family-run company. No matter the size or scope of your metal recycling needs, Okuda Metal Inc has got you covered with excellent service and great payment rates.
Not sure what to do with metal kitchen counter tops left over after a renovation, air conditioner coils lying around after an upgrade, or old copper pipes? Okuda Metal Inc is a metal recycling center in Honolulu, HI that collects non-ferrous metals Monday through Saturday. We either turn them into usable materials, or safely dispose of the items that cannot be recycled.
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Joseph K.
Jun 20, 2021
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Joe Cad
Apr 23, 2021
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Bridget H.
Oct 01, 2020
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Travis M.
Mar 22, 2019
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Okuda Metal is convenient, fast, and easy. I have recycled with them a few times and found Okuda's very friendly and helpful. Their staff helped me unload the recycled materials out of my vehicle. I told them what was shiny and what was dirty and the workers organized the weights accordingly. I would definitely recommend this place.
Aldrin Villahermosa
Jan 28, 2019
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This is where my late Father in Law and I have been taking our copper from our scrap AIr Conditioning equipment for years. Good service. Easy in and out. Legit cause they ask for identification and signed documentation hopefully it deters copper thieves from being able to recycle their stolen copper materials.
Aaron Walker
Dec 30, 2018
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William Martin
Dec 03, 2018
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Joseph B.
Apr 08, 2018
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Odd. I read a bunch of negative reviews with the company responding. They must have been trolls as those posts were removed. That is why I decided to review. I had an excellent trip there 4-7-18. I was at a demolition site and the demolition company kept all the easy harvest copper. So I started collecting the stuff they thought was too humbug to bother with. Here and there over the course of about 6-8 weeks. I showed up and was directed quickly. I pulled out my recyclables and there were two workers who didn't even let the unloaded items hit the ground. They were sorted, weighed
Diane Ogata
Jan 06, 2018
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Timothy H.
Jul 03, 2017
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Charles Jones
Dec 31, 2016
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Jennifer S.
Aug 08, 2015
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Update: After receiving a message about the phone call, I can agree with the other posters about their positive customer service experiences with Okuda's. Everyone has one of those days. I would consider give Okuda's another try in the future.
Why were you so rude on the phone? I called to ask what the recycle rate would be, but you wouldn't give a price because You said I must be lying about having metal!? Why would I have bothered calling if I didn't have the metal? It's ok Okuda. I'll just go to Reynolds they pay more anyway.
Why were you so rude on the phone? I called to ask what the recycle rate would be, but you wouldn't give a price because You said I must be lying about having metal!? Why would I have bothered calling if I didn't have the metal? It's ok Okuda. I'll just go to Reynolds they pay more anyway.
Courtney C.
Jun 20, 2015
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Ward K.
May 02, 2014
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I once wrote how I don't consider myself a tree-hugger but I do care about planet earth. I want to do my part to keep this spinning ball from becoming the post-apocalyptic dump that Hollywood likes to envision (think Wall-E and T4). I know my recycling won't do much to save the penguins from their melting glaciers or forests from burning up but at least I can feel good about myself and put a few bucks in my pocket while doing so.
I've been to a couple of other places and they are no where as good as the guys at Okuda Metals.
These guys are fair as they separate everything for
I've been to a couple of other places and they are no where as good as the guys at Okuda Metals.
These guys are fair as they separate everything for
Kekoa B.
Mar 14, 2014
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I've attempted to recycle our company's scrap wire many different places, but Okuda Metal has been the most convenient and helpful. Whenever I bring crates of various wires, they sort through it for me in front of me to separate out the wire that will give me a higher price. They do all the work, They unload my truck, sort through it, weigh it in my presence, Notarize the paperwork, and pay me.
They don't accept Steel, because it doesn't make much money. Bob Okuda told me they wouldn't take my steel, but recommended a place for me to take it (which made me do all
They don't accept Steel, because it doesn't make much money. Bob Okuda told me they wouldn't take my steel, but recommended a place for me to take it (which made me do all
Aj P.
May 10, 2013
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I have no idea what the guy above is talking about. Okuda Metal has been the place I've recycled scrap metal for years. They're very friendly and have the best rates. What's even better, they have an onsite notary public. When you're in the way of the workers and holding up they process they may come across as "rude" but know that it's for your safety because they have heavy equipment and METAL all around.
