EMR Northern Metal Recycling St. Paul is located in St. Paul, MN at 521 Barge Channel Rd. It is a full-service scrap metal dealer specializing in car parts, junkyard services, used auto parts and salvage yards. The company has been serving customers in the Twin Cities area for over 50 years, providing quality customer service and reliable products for both retail and industrial clients alike.
The facility is comprised of nearly 8 acres of outdoor storage space dedicated to housing various types of scrap metals from cars, appliances and other machinery. All materials are sorted and organized by type so that customers can easily find what they need when visiting the site. Additionally, EMR Northern Metal Recycling St. Paul also offers a number of onsite services including baling, crushing and shearing so that customers can quickly and easily process their scrap metal into useful products or components.
In addition to being one of the leading scrap metal dealers in the area, EMR Northern Metal Recycling St. Paul is also committed to sustainability through its recycling efforts as well as its commitment to preserving the environment while doing business. This includes utilizing an extensive network of trusted suppliers who abide by rigorous environmental standards in order to ensure that all recycled materials are properly disposed of while still delivering competitive pricing to our valued customers. As part of their commitment to sustainability, EMR Northern Metal Recycling St. Paul regularly participates in community events such as Earth Day celebrations and sponsors local charities focused on environmental protection initiatives throughout Minnesota’s 11 counties.
At EMR Northern Metal Recycling St. Paul, you can rest assured knowing you have access to quality materials from a reputable source with a commitment to providing sustainable solutions for your business needs and personal projects alike!
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Real customer testimonials
John Yang
Make sure you know their sign language before you go there. After weighing in my scrap and drove to the yard. I saw one of the employees in the yard. He didnt signal me to where i was suppose to throw my scrap so i drove to where the wheel rotors are and was about to dump some rotor i have. He then came up to me what you doing here, i told i have some rotor i gotta throw. He says you are not suppose the be over here and instructed me to go where he was at, and where i was suppose to throw the scraps. It was the same employee i had saw when i was pulling in. On to the aluminum side, one employee on the forklift hand signal and i thought o had to give him my paper. He looked at me and then speaked with his voice say i need your ID. Remember your eyes is your communication with them not your voice.
red_ emeralds
So fast and efficient here. Staff is friendly and funny, great place to bring scrap/recycling to definitely! They're making some changes to their payment, check in and weighing in processes hopefully making them more streamlined but still my favorite place to bring scrap!
jacob jennie
A good place to drop off metal, but if you're on a deadline it's not as great. Dropped off over 800 lbs of steel, but didn't have time to wait on the scale and being told 3 different locations in the lot to drop it. If I wasn't on a deadline I may have waited to get paid for it, but it's set up in an inefficient manner to get through smaller loads (non-semi) through unless you're getting paid for your wait time.
Mason Stone
By far the worst place ever to recycle metal.
pulled all the wire out of motors and it wasn't posted on my invoice. Lost out on 10+ lbs of copper. They wouldn't take all my metal because the guy working told me he didn't want it today.if I could give this a zero ratingi I would. Vwet unprofessional place and be serious, look at there 5 star ratings and the comments.
timothy blanchette
It was smooth today some days it busier than other, trick is go during the work week, Saturday are hell unless its raining. Closed on Sunday and open on Saturday till noon. Have fun and be young.
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