Discover the impact of metal recycling this Earth Day 2025! Earn more cash for your scrap metal through our special 2-day pricing. Don’t miss out - make Earth Day count with AIM Recycling!

Opening on April 15th, our Quinlan metal scrap yard is committed to serving the community of Quinlan, Texas with top-tier scrap metal recycling services. At AIM Recycling Quinlan, we believe in making metal recycling simple, easy, & rewarding.

Spring time is coming. Get ready to declutter your space & earn some extra money recycling metal scrap. Special pricing for tin, long iron and short iron for a limited time across all yards this March 2025.

Celebrate a day filled with love at AIM Recycling by crushing aluminum cans, not hearts! Enjoy special promotions, top scrap metal prices (one day only pricing when you recycle aluminum cans at 90c/lb), and exceptional service for your commercial recycling needs. 

Opened in June 2024, our Tyler metal scrap yard is committed to serving the community of Tyler, Texas, with top-tier scrap metal recycling services. At AIM Recycling Tyler, we believe in making metal recycling simple & easy, rewarding, and environmentally impactful through our friendly and helpful staff.

Gear up for crush a can day this Sept. 27, 2024 and celebrate recycling and sustainability with AIM Recycling. Enjoy cold sodas on us with free koozies (*until supplies last) and increased can prices for the day (EXACT PRICING AVAILABLE ON THE 26th) when you bring any of your scrap metal to any of our yards across East Texas.

To showcase appreciation for our customers, we are increasing pricing for tin and iron in AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER AT OUR TYLER AND PALESTINE YARDS ONLY. We also provide free hotdogs on the grill every Friday for all our customers at all our East Texas scrap yard locations during those months. 

Discover the impact of metal recycling this Earth Day 2024! Join us for special events, take advantage of limited-time coupons, and benefit from increased pricing on your recycled metals. Celebrate sustainability and learn how your efforts contribute to a greener planet. Don’t miss out - make Earth Day count with AIM Recycling!

Spring is in the air, and it's time to tackle those long-awaited cleaning projects. As you dust off shelves, organize closets, and spruce up your space, don't forget about the power of recycling – especially when it comes to metal. At AIM Recycling, we're passionate about metal recycling, and we're here to make your spring-cleaning efforts both effective and eco-friendly. Let's dive into why recycling your metal matters and how AIM Recycling can help you do it right. 

In this technology driven society, batteries are a crucial part of our everyday lives. When these much needed batteries no longer work, do you know what to do with them? Do you just toss them in the waste basket? In this blog, you can learn what to do with your non-working batteries and discover what happens when you toss them into the waste basket.

In today's world, where protecting our environment is a top priority, recycling has become an essential practice. Tin, known for its remarkable versatility and eco-friendly properties, plays a crucial role in this regard. In this blog post we will come to understand the numerous benefits of recycling tin items, enlightening readers on how this simple gesture can make a significant contribution to a more sustainable and environmentally conscious future.

When it comes to getting rid of your old junk vehicle, recycling is always the way to go. If the vehicle is damaged, totaled or just unusable, AIM Recycling will take it off your hands and put a little extra money in your pocket. Recycling is not only an easy option to get rid of your junk vehicle, but it also minimizes the waste that ends up in landfills. This not only helps to reduce the strain on our already overcrowded landfill sites but also plays a crucial role in conserving valuable resources like steel, aluminum, copper and more. Did you know every year, over 25 million tons of material is recycled from old vehicles.

Scrap metal recycling has been an essential part of the growing environmental movement since the 1960s and 1970s. The practice has gained more traction in recent years as people have become increasingly aware of the devastating effects of pollution on the planet.