Madewell & Madewell, Inc. [“Madewell”] is conveniently located in Jones, Oklahoma (approximately 7.8 miles North of Interstate 40, 10 miles East of Interstate 35 and 3.5 miles West of the Kickapoo Turnpike) on a 100 plus acre facility.  Madewell began business in 1953 as a partnership between brothers, Melvin “Hugh” Madewell and Billy J. Madewell.  In 1973 Carmalieta Tate (now Carmalieta Wells) began work at Madewell while a junior at Jones High School working her way up to President in 2004.  Carmalieta along with her classmate, Bill Dean, purchased Madewell from Melvin “Hugh” Madewell and Billy J. Madewell in 2004 and continue to operate Madewell to this date.

What We Do

Madewell & Madewell, Inc. [“Madewell”] recycles spent lead-acid batteries from automobiles, fork-lifts, industrial equipment and any other equipment that uses lead-acid batteries.  Madewell’s recycling turns a waste product into useful reusable products. All parts of the spent batteries received at Madewell’s facility are recycled. 

Madewell is dedicated to responsible and environmentally safe operating procedures and practices through compliance with all applicable local, state and federal environmental laws and regulations.  Madewell’s commitment to maintaining an environmentally sound work place is demonstrated by Madewell’s adoption and compliance with industry developed comprehensive environmental operating guidelines. 

Madewell purchases spent lead-acid batteries from some of the nation’s largest retailers and recycles batteries for some of the world’s largest battery producers.  Madewell purchases and responsibly recycles batteries from one (1) car battery to multiple truckloads.

Madewell would be happy to speak with you or your company about purchasing or processing your spent lead acid batteries.