Millcreek Metals (Idaho Falls)

Millcreek Metals was born in 2006 as a family business in Moreland Idaho nestled in between Pocatello and Idaho Falls. Originally, the site was just a processing facility where scrap purchased throughout surrounding areas was brought to be cut up and hauled off to mills and smelters. As word of a new recycling facility spread throughout the community, Millcreek Metals began buying scrap materials from the public and installed a semi-truck scale to better handle their growing business and to accommodate customers bringing materials directly to them. Next came a two-story office and non-ferrous shop where employees are able to process and store the non-ferrous items, such as copper, aluminum, etc.

In 2013, Millcreek Metals teamed up with Metro Group Inc, a large recycling partner located in Salt Lake City, to help support their desires to grow and expand in the Eastern Idaho market. Together, both companies created a network that boasts nine recycling facilities and capabilities to service scrap metal recycling in Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Montana and Colorado.

Millcreek Metals was born in 2006 as a family business in Moreland Idaho nestled in between Pocatello and Idaho Falls. Originally, the site was just a processing facility where scrap purchased throughout surrounding areas was brought to be cut up and hauled off to mills and smelters. As word of a new recycling facility spread throughout the community, Millcreek Metals began buying scrap materials from the public and installed a semi-truck scale to better handle their growing business and to accommodate customers bringing materials directly to them. Next came a two-story office and non-ferrous shop where employees are able to process and store the non-ferrous items, such as copper, aluminum, etc.

In 2013, Millcreek Metals teamed up with Metro Group Inc, a large recycling partner located in Salt Lake City, to help support their desires to grow and expand in the Eastern Idaho market. Together, both companies created a network that boasts nine recycling facilities and capabilities to service scrap metal recycling in Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada, Montana and Colorado.