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About Power Recycling at 9200 Collinsville Rd, Collinsville, IL 62234 is a full-service automobile recycling and salvage business. Here, you can find a wide variety of car parts, including new, used and aftermarket original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. The junkyard also offers scrap metal services for aluminum, copper and other metals. In addition to car parts and scrap metal services, the salvage yard also provides used auto parts store services so customers can find the exact part they need for their vehicle. Thanks to their extensive inventory of parts from various makes and models of automobiles, it’s easy to find what you need at this convenient location. In addition to offering an array of quality products, the friendly staff at Power Recycling provide superior customer service that makes it easier than ever to get just what you need in a timely fashion. From engine components to accessories and more, you’ll have no trouble finding exactly the piece that fits your needs when you shop with them!
Real customer testimonials
Jason Dodson sr
Considering it's the only recycling place close to the public it's not bad I guess but do they rip you off is another stories let's talk about the pricing flat line there lower than everyone else,second there scale how is it that Everytime you pull on the scale it dropped 20 # going on it raises 20 when you go back threw that's 40# in my opinion NOTE it's just an opinion I've been threw there at least a 100 + times that would be over 4000# s + that's in the 100s of dollars and then the copper don't get me started in my opinion they do it price
gouging cause the can cause the low income area has nowhere else to. Go and I heard them. Tell one customer don't like it go somewhere else that's my opinion on the matter like I said just an opinion . JASON
Tim Stafford
I had all stainless steel except a little bit and they just paid me scrap metal because they saw a piece of steel that I would’ve took off if they would’ve told me they will rip you off
Destiny Butler
Cans are 50 cents a lb. Not too bad of a scrap place.
Randy Moesner
They need to get a more precise scale where it breaks down to the half or quarter of a pound they are getting over on people that take copper or brass or any other non-ferrous metal. For example if you take 5 and 9/10 of a pound of copper in you only get paid for 5 lb of copper at today's prices that is $3.50 that you lost out on and with the amount of people that are taking non-ferrous metals in they are making a killing off of us by not breaking it down to the quarter pounds
Tony Morris
Cheated me out of money. I had maybe a dozen scrap cat food cans in a large load of aluminum cans and they gave me scrap pricing for the whole thing rather than to tell me the two weren't the same price. When I said something about it, the person acted like they couldn't care less. Will never do business with them again if they care that little about their customers. I recommend not doing business with them.