L&W Hilltop Scrap Metal at 1554 US-70, Glenwood, AR 71943

L&W Hilltop Scrap Metal - Glenwood, Arkansas

L&W Hilltop Scrap Metal is a self-service auto salvage yard and scrap metal dealer at 1554 U.S. 70 in Glenwood, Arkansas. The yard sells used auto parts, scrap metal, and vehicle components for customers who want to pull parts themselves. They also accept scrap metal drop-offs, including aluminum cans and vehicle parts.

Services & What to Expect

The yard operates as a u-pull-it location. Customers can enter the yard, remove parts from vehicles, and pay for what they take. They don't provide full-service part retrieval. The business focuses on selling parts from older vehicles and scrap metal, mainly for hobbyists and DIY mechanics.

How self-service works

• Park in the designated area and check in at the counter
• Receive a ticket or pass to enter the yard
• Walk through the yard to locate vehicles and parts
• Bring your own tools—none are provided
• Return to the counter after removing parts to pay

What to bring

• A container for small parts, like a plastic tote
• Basic tools for removal (pliers, wrenches, screwdrivers, etc.)
• Cash or card for payment
• Appropriate clothing for working in a salvage yard

Location & Hours

Address: 1554 U.S. 70, Glenwood, Arkansas 71943

Phone: (870) 356-2610

Business hours

Directions

The yard is on U.S. Highway 70, about 3 miles west of downtown Glenwood. It's on the north side of the highway with a large metal building and fenced yard.

Recent Reviews from Customers

Customer experiences at L&W Hilltop Scrap Metal vary. Some customers praise the quick service and fair pricing, while others report issues with policies and payment.

• Ittybitty (5/5): "First time there, it was smooth and fast. The woman at the window was really nice. Second time, though, they were closed—probably because of some Arkansas weather mess. But when they are open, you’re in and out in under 15 minutes. Prices are better than the big cities like Fort Smith, and honest..."
• Nancy Martinez (1/5): "We showed up to drop off cans like we always do, and halfway through unloading our big bags, they stopped us. Turns out, they only take cans in small gallon trash bags now—not the big ones we’d been using for years. It’s a stupid rule that wastes time and makes no sense. Wouldn’t bother going back"
• Anna Vissering (5/5): "Quick, easy, and the staff actually seemed like they wanted to help. No hassle, no waiting around—just in and out."
• Jeffory Spears (5/5): "Solid spot for scrap metal. No frills, but they take what you’ve got and pay fair. Better than some places that overcomplicate things."
• Jake Tucker (1/5): "Got completely lowballed on scrap prices. Brought in 500 pounds of insulated 500 MCM copper, and they called it 'dirty' just to pay 20 cents a pound. Then 700 pounds of 750 MCM aluminum at six cents a pound. Worst scrap experience ever."

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for L&W Hilltop Scrap Metal?

They are open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The yard is closed on weekends.

Does L&W Hilltop Scrap Metal buy junk cars?

They focus primarily on self-service parts sales rather than buying entire vehicles. If you're looking to sell a junk car, they may accept it as scrap metal, but their main operation is selling used parts from vehicles they have on site.

What kind of parts can I find at L&W Hilltop Scrap Metal?

The yard has used parts from older vehicles including engines, transmissions, body parts, interior components, and electrical parts. Inventory varies depending on what vehicles they have in stock at the time.

How does self-service auto salvage work at L&W Hilltop Scrap Metal?

You check in at the counter, receive a pass to enter the yard, locate the vehicle containing the parts you need, remove the parts using your own tools, then return to pay for what you've taken. They provide no assistance with part removal.

Do I need tools to pull parts?

Yes. The yard does not provide tools. Bring your own basic mechanics tools including wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, pliers, and any specialty tools needed for the specific parts you're removing.

What are the payment methods?

They accept cash and card payments at the counter when you check out with parts.