Belvoir Recycling LLC

We have been able to trace our founding as early as 1921 when Elmer Miller finished high school and started a blacksmith and wheelwright shop on his family's property. Elmer was later joined by his brother James who ran the Belvoir Country Store.

The brothers collected old cars and scrap metal throughout the years for surplus parts to serve their auto repair shop. In the early 1940s, Elmer was approached by "a man with a badge" who forced him to sell scrap for the for the War effort. 

 From then on, Belvoir Junkyard continued to buy scrap metal, repair vehicles, and serve the residents of Fauquier with used auto parts. After their deaths, the Miller Family continued operations throughout the generations.

Today, Belvoir Recycling continues to fulfill the Miller's legacy. We have continued to grow and have adapted a modern business model. Belvoir Recycling remains a family owned business and is a midpoint between Fauquier County and global scrap markets.

We have been able to trace our founding as early as 1921 when Elmer Miller finished high school and started a blacksmith and wheelwright shop on his family's property. Elmer was later joined by his brother James who ran the Belvoir Country Store.

The brothers collected old cars and scrap metal throughout the years for surplus parts to serve their auto repair shop. In the early 1940s, Elmer was approached by "a man with a badge" who forced him to sell scrap for the for the War effort. 

 From then on, Belvoir Junkyard continued to buy scrap metal, repair vehicles, and serve the residents of Fauquier with used auto parts. After their deaths, the Miller Family continued operations throughout the generations.

Today, Belvoir Recycling continues to fulfill the Miller's legacy. We have continued to grow and have adapted a modern business model. Belvoir Recycling remains a family owned business and is a midpoint between Fauquier County and global scrap markets.