Formed in 1998 from a group of Kentucky scrap yards, River Metals Recycling buys and recycles ferrous, nonferrous, electronic and other scrap metal for households and businesses. The Cincinnati-based company now operates recycling facilities across five states and provides industrial collection, transportation and processing services. RMR is a wholly owned venture of The David J. Joseph Company, whose recycling history dates to 1885, and is part of Nucor’s family of companies.
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Miles Alloys CompanySince 1965, family-owned Miles Alloys Company has processed and recycled industrial ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal for manufacturers, demolition companies, and service centers nationwide. Based in Cleveland, the company combines personalized service with in-house processing and transportation options, handling everything from routine scrap streams to specialized alloy materials.CLEVELAND, OH
All RecyclingSince 2012, All Recycling has been the Colorado division of Metro Metals, whose co-owners grew up in family-owned scrap yards in Portland, Oregon. The company is known for combining that long metals-trade background with a hands-on Colorado team and an in-house shredder, serving both public sellers and industrial customers. Its work turns recovered metal into new resources for manufacturers around the world.NEWBURGH, NY
Upstate Shredding – Weitsman RecyclingFrom a 17-acre Owego plant, Upstate Shredding – Weitsman Recycling turns vehicles, appliances and industrial scrap into reusable ferrous and nonferrous metal for mills, foundries and manufacturers. Founded in 1996 by Adam Weitsman, the company is a third-generation, family-owned operation with more than 400 employees and 15 locations across New York and Pennsylvania. Its Owego facility uses a 10,000-horsepower Mega Shredder and advanced separation systems, while the company’s environmentally certified headquarters reflects its focus on keeping recoverable material out of landfills.OWEGO, NY
Crestwood Metal CorpFounded in 1955 in Hewlett and based in Holbrook since 1970, Crestwood Metal Corp. recycles primarily aluminum and other non-ferrous scrap, along with electronics and steel. Its 5-acre facility operates as a secondary smelter and industry wholesaler, buying material from recyclers and government entities and processing it with capabilities beyond those of a typical scrap yard. Crestwood serves retail, industrial, wholesale, and government customers while meeting Department of Environmental Conservation air-quality and emissions standards.HOLBROOK, NY