L & W Recycling is a family-run business located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas at 355 Walnut Street. Founded over 40 years ago, the company specializes in car parts and scrap metal dealing, salvaging and recycling. With an extensive inventory of used auto parts and a team of knowledgeable staff members, L & W Recycling offers affordable solutions for all your automotive needs.
The company offers dismantling services that make it easy to find the part you need from its selection of cars, trucks, vans and SUVs from all major manufacturers. Whether you’re looking for something as small as an oil filter or as big as a transmission, L & W Recycling has you covered. The team also provides repair services for those who want to get their hands dirty fixing their vehicle themselves.
In addition to its car parts offerings, L & W Recycling operates one of the largest junkyards in the region. They buy scrap metal of all sorts and sizes, such as old machinery components, copper pipes and cables, aluminum cans, steel beams and more. Customers can bring their items to the junkyard or have them picked up by L & W’s own fleet of trucks – whichever is more convenient.
At L&W Recycling they understand how important it is to take care of our planet and reduce waste – that’s why they offer competitive prices on recycled products throughout their store and junkyard. Every effort is made to promote responsible recycling practices with a focus on reuse whenever possible.
At L & W Recycling customer satisfaction comes first; every part is inspected for quality assurance before being sold or recycled. The company also provides warranties on most parts sold in store so customers can be sure they are getting reliable service every time they visit. So if you are in need of a car part or some scrap metal dealing done right – stop by L & W Recycling today!
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Real customer testimonials
Al C
Good service and the guy that runs it is a nice cat.
Kristy Benight
Fair prices but very careless when unloading your trailer. The man running the loader broke my trailer door and Loyd Woodruff couldn't have cared less. If you run heavy machinery, you should be trained to do so! Driving around to unload is little scary because of all the mess lying around. I'm sure I'll use them again but I'll make sure I don't carry my good trailers.
Belinda Laird
Fair price for my load of junk guy's are very helpful. Was my first time
Only dislike is driving around to drop off. Worried I get something in my tires
Allan Howe
Good place very hrlpful
Ricky Howell
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