Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling at 2200 Cameron St, Lafayette, LA 70506

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(337) 233-0112

2200 Cameron Street, Lafayette, Louisiana 70506

Hours

Mon - Fri	7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Saturday	7:00 – 11:00 AM
Sunday	Closed

Overview

Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling - Lafayette, LA

Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling is a self-service auto salvage yard and scrap metal dealer at 2200 Cameron St in Lafayette. The business buys and sells scrap metals, used auto parts, and recycled materials. Customers can search the yard for car parts, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, and electronic waste on their own.

Open since 2018, the yard focuses on reusing and recycling materials responsibly. It’s a straightforward operation where you find what you need and take it yourself.

Services & What to Expect

Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling offers scrap metal recycling and auto salvage services. The yard is open for self-service part removal, meaning you search and remove parts on your own.

Ferrous metals: iron, steel, stainless steel
Non-ferrous metals: aluminum, copper, brass, lead, alloy
Used auto parts: engines, transmissions, body panels, and other vehicle components
Electronic waste: computers, microwaves, televisions
Aluminum cans and other recyclable materials

The business doesn’t buy junk cars, but if you need to sell or get rid of an old vehicle, check out local cash-for-junk-cars services in Lafayette.

Bring your own tools for part removal. Staff can help you find what you’re looking for but won’t assist with disassembly. Payment is made at the time of purchase, and prices depend on the material or part.

Location & Hours

Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling is at 2200 Cameron St, Lafayette, LA 70506. The yard is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM and closed on weekends and holidays.

Call (337) 233-0112 or visit lascrapmetal.com for more information. You can also check their Facebook page for updates.

The yard is easy to reach from I-10 or US-90 via the Cameron St exit. Parking is available on-site.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling?

The yard is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM. It’s closed on weekends and holidays.

Does Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling buy junk cars?

No, the yard doesn’t buy junk cars. If you need to sell or get rid of a junk vehicle, check out local cash-for-junk-cars services in Lafayette.

What kind of parts can I find at Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling?

The yard has used auto parts like engines, transmissions, and body panels. They also carry scrap metals such as aluminum, copper, steel, and brass, along with electronic waste.

How does self-service auto salvage work at Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling?

You browse the yard on your own to find and remove parts. Bring your own tools, as staff won’t help with disassembly. They can point you in the right direction, and you pay at the time of purchase.

Are there any restrictions on what I can take from the yard?

The business doesn’t list specific restrictions, but check with staff before removing any parts. Some items may require extra fees or paperwork.

Can I sell scrap metal or used auto parts to Louisiana Scrap Metal Recycling?

The yard mainly sells scrap metal and used parts rather than buying from customers. For selling junk cars or scrap, check local cash-for-junk-cars services in the area.

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Shelly DuhonGoogle

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5 months ago

Never done this before, but LA Scrap Metal Recycling made it painless. Called a few places first, and their price per pound was the best by a mile. The whole crew—inside and out—was actually nice, not just going through the motions. They walked me through everything without making me feel like an idiot. One thing I wish I’d known up front: when you’re waiting at the window, stand on that yellow line. The voice from the booth will call you over, and it’s way less awkward than hovering. ---

Green BlackGoogle

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6 months ago

Showed up with about 300 pounds of bare bright copper, thinking I’d finally cash in on a year of saving it from old electrical jobs. Turns out, since I’m not a business, they won’t pay me the full rate. Fine, I get that—some of it was dirty from old service calls, and I figured that’d get docked. But then they took *another* 30 pounds off the "good" stuff and said the rest was bare bright. Felt like I got shortchanged, and not in a good way. ---

Zachary LeeGoogle

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10 months ago

Instead of paying to haul off demo debris, I’ve been bringing it here for years, and it’s always been a smooth process. The ladies at the window are sharp and make everything quick. The guy who runs the front area? Total pro—no nonsense, but in a good way. Never had a single headache dealing with them. ---

willis lewisGoogle

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12 months ago

A few things always stand out when I go there. The warehouse guys are solid—helpful, no attitude. The ladies up front? Absolute sweethearts, always in a good mood, which makes the whole trip better. And the parking lot? Spotless, front and back. Big thanks to Al for keeping it that way—saves my tires from getting wrecked. That said, nothing’s perfect. Sometimes they dock a little extra for plastic or trash, and it adds up. But overall? Still a great spot. 5 stars, no doubt.

Danielle BreauxGoogle

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12 months ago

First time at this scrapyard, and I was surprised by how easy it was. The guy at the outside computer—pretty sure his name’s Daniel—was the friendliest part of the whole thing. He knew exactly what he was doing and didn’t make me feel lost. I’ll be back, no question. ---

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