SA Recycling at 1599 Betteravia Rd, Santa Maria, CA 93455

SA Recycling at 1599 Betteravia Rd, Santa Maria, CA 93455

SA Recycling is a metal recycling yard and auto salvage operation at 1599 Betteravia Rd in Santa Maria. They buy scrap metal, recycle old cars, and sell used auto parts to the public. The yard takes in ferrous and non-ferrous metals like aluminum, copper, brass, and stainless steel, along with end-of-life vehicles from any brand. Customers can browse and pull parts themselves during business hours. The yard also handles hazardous materials from cars, including batteries and oil filters, and disposes of them properly.

Services & What to Expect

SA Recycling serves both individuals and businesses with metal recycling and auto salvage. The yard offers used car parts for most vehicle makes and models, with customers able to enter during open hours to find and remove parts on their own. They also buy junk cars—sedans, trucks, and vans—in any condition. The yard processes scrap metal from industrial containers, demolition debris, and construction materials.

Auto Salvage & Self-Service Parts

The salvage yard is open to the public during business hours. Customers can enter with their own tools to locate and remove parts from wrecked or decommissioned vehicles. Common parts available include engines, transmissions, body panels, suspension components, and interior pieces. SA Recycling doesn’t provide tools or help with removal, so bring your own. Prices are marked on vehicles or available by asking staff.

Scrap Metal & Recycling

SA Recycling takes in a variety of metals for recycling, including:

• Ferrous metals (steel, iron)
• Non-ferrous metals (aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel)
• Industrial containers and scrap
• Demolition materials (from buildings, bridges, or large projects)

Location & Hours

SA Recycling is at 1599 Betteravia Rd, Santa Maria, CA 93455. The location is easy to reach from nearby roads. For real-time traffic and directions, check Waze or Google Maps .

Business Hours

Note: Hours may change. Call ahead to confirm before visiting.

Recent News & Updates

As of the latest information, SA Recycling remains open as a metal recycling and auto salvage yard in Santa Maria. The business operates on its usual schedule and services, though no recent updates or expansions have been announced. For the most current details, visit their website or check their social media.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for SA Recycling?

SA Recycling is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. On Saturdays, the yard is open from 12:00 PM to 11:30 AM. The facility is closed on Sundays. Always check hours before visiting, as they can change.

Does SA Recycling buy junk cars?

Yes, SA Recycling takes in junk cars, trucks, and vans for recycling. They don’t list set prices, so call for a quote. If you need to sell or recycle an old vehicle , this is one option in Santa Maria.

What kind of parts can I find at SA Recycling?

The salvage yard carries used auto parts like engines, transmissions, body panels, suspension components, and interior pieces. The selection changes based on what vehicles are in stock, so check in person for availability. Most common makes and models are represented, but rare parts may not always be there.

How does self-service auto salvage work at SA Recycling?

Customers can enter the yard during open hours to find and remove parts themselves. No appointment is needed, but you’ll need your own tools. Prices are marked on vehicles or available by asking staff. SA Recycling doesn’t provide tools, help with removal, or tow services.

Does SA Recycling accept scrap metal other than from cars?

Yes, the yard takes in scrap metal beyond automotive materials. They process ferrous and non-ferrous metals like aluminum, copper, brass, and stainless steel. They also handle industrial containers, demolition debris, and large-scale scrap from projects like building or bridge dismantling.

Are there any restrictions on bringing parts out of the yard?

SA Recycling operates on a self-service basis, meaning you’re responsible for removing parts at your own risk. There are no published limits on the number or type of parts you can take, but you must pay for anything you remove. Always confirm pricing and policies with staff before taking items.