Golden Recycling-Golden,CO

Golden Recycling offers scrap copper recycling prices, scrap aluminum recycling prices, scrap metal steel recycling, appliance recycling, titanium, scrap brass recycling prices, scrap metal recycling prices, aluminum can recycling prices and lead recycling.  We do recycling for Denver, Arvada, Colorado, Golden, Colorado, Wheat Ridge, Colorado, Denver, Colorado, Lakewood, Colorado and Morrison, Colorado.  We offer online prices for scrap metal and metal pick up, metal drop off and refrigerator recycling.

We think we have the highest prices paid in the Denver area for small and medium sized lots, but don't take our word for it, compare our prices by calling anyone else (we do!).   Also, we openly publish our prices for scrap metal online but we can't find that anywhere else?  

Local Ownership and Personal Service

Golden Recycling.org is a wholly owned division of Appliance Network of America, LLC.  A Golden, Colorado based company that works with appliance recycling, appliance installation, laundry equipment leasing and used appliance sales.   Our business started in 1984 by leasing appliances to the University of Colorado in Boulder.  With a commitment to quality service and integrity, we have grown over the years an now have service operations and warehouses in 8 cities around the U.S. including Atlanta, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Columbus and others.

We Offer:

• Online access to current scrap metal prices

• Easy access from I-70, Highway 58, Arvada, Golden and Lakewood

• Car-side service will help you unload

• Option to be paid cash for scrap metal on the spot or have 100% of the sales donated to the charity you designate with receipt given

• Appliance recycling, steel recycling, computer recycling available

• Let your employees or charity donors drop off at Golden Recycling and receive credit to your account

• Pick-up service available for larger loads or as part of a weekly route

What difference does Appliance Recycling make?

Your old appliance is still worth money! We will PAY $5.00 to you or your designated charity for each appliance. CLICK HERE for a list of appliances.Recycling is the most responsible and legal way to dispose of your unwanted appliances. All states prohibit dumping and 22 states currently prohibit appliances at landfills and penalties for releasing CFC’s (coolant from refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, etc.) can be up to $25,000 and include jail time.When we no longer need an appliance, the steel can be recycled and the coolant removed for reuse in new products. This helps preserve our natural resources and saves energy. By weight, the typical appliance consists of about 75% steel. For this reason, all appliances contain recycled steel and are recyclable when they have reached the end of their useful lives.

  Here are some appliance recycling facts:

• It is estimated that 55 million appliances will be removed from service this year.
•  Last year, appliances were recycled at a rate of 72%.
•  Major home appliances make up about 10% of the steel processed by the recycling industry (cars make up 80%).
•  Approximately 75% of the typical major household appliance is made of steel, America's most recycled material.
•  Appliances also contain other recyclable materials, including aluminum, copper, CFC refrigerants and some plastics.
• Older appliances can contain environmentally harmful materials such as mercury and PCBs. These substances must be removed and managed properly before recycling an appliance.
• Using recycled steel has a positive impact on the environment, since it takes four times as much energy to manufacture steel from virgin ore as it does to make the same steel from recycled scrap.

Quick and Easy Recycling Drop Off
We can help you unload from your vehicle and then provide quick weighing and payment for your scrap metal or appliance recycling. See our Metal Prices page to see what you will be paid or visit our Appliance Recycling page to see what is permitted. Note that we do charge to recycle freon appliances or electronics since these cost us money to properly recycle.