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Southern Metals Recycling, located at 6880 US-84 in Hinesville, Georgia, is a locally owned and operated scrap metal dealer that has been in business since 1990. We specialize in buying and selling all types of ferrous and non-ferrous metals, car parts, and surplus materials to both the public and commercial customers. Our professional team is dedicated to providing our clients with quality service at competitive rates.

We buy a wide range of metals including aluminum cans, copper tubing, scrap brass and bronze, stainless steel sheets and plates, aluminum siding and more! Whether you need to repair or replace car parts or are simply looking for some scrap metal for your project, come to Southern Metals Recycling for the best selection available. Our junkyard is stocked with used auto parts from virtually any make or model vehicle. From engines to transmissions and everything in between, we have what you need to get the job done quickly.

At Southern Metals Recycling we understand that convenience is key when it comes to managing scrap metal needs. That’s why we offer onsite container services as well as convenient drop-off locations throughout the state of Georgia for our valued customers. As a leader in the salvage yard industry we take great pride in offering environmentally responsible solutions for disposing of end-of-life vehicles as well as other large equipment items.

We invite you to visit us today at Southern Metals Recycling where you can expect high quality service combined with fast turnarounds on all your scrap metal needs! Whether you are looking for used auto parts or just need help disposing of old material items, give us a call today!

Real customer testimonials

Donald Borte

Rated this company 4/5

This place has got its stuff together easy in and out

Michael Burns

Rated this company 5/5

Although their prices fluctuate with the market they're fast and efficient and get you in and out and it's an easy way to make some money for free cuz usually it's stuff you pick up or see and it's free money basically hey what's wrong with free money.