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Metals Recycling Entities Sorted by City Location As of July 31, 2016 Total Active MRE Count = 806 Metals Recycling Entities sorted by City Location as of July 31, 2016 Total active MRE count = 806 CertID Location Name Street Address City ZIP County Contact Phone Email ExpDate 101026 A-1 CORE & METAL LLC 301 N. TREADAWAY ABILENE 79601 TAYLOR DOZIER CHAD (325) 675-5477 [email protected] 3/23/2017 101025 A-1 SALVAGE LLC 4008 PINE ST. ABILENE 79601 TAYLOR BLAKE DOZIER (325) 672-5504 [email protected] 2/5/2017 101241 JAY'Z RECYCLING 3902 PINE ST. ABILENE 79601 TAYLOR JASON HUDSON (325) 676-5299 [email protected] 8/14/2017 101110 PINE STREET SALVAGE CO. 3833 PINE ST. ABILENE 79601 TAYLOR GREG DANKWORTH (325) 677-8831 [email protected] 3/10/2017 101053 TEXAS METALS & RECYCLING CO. INC 2989 PINE ST. ABILENE 79601 TAYLOR JODIE BREWSTER (325) 672-8585 [email protected] 5/7/2017 101982 ALAMO METAL RECYCLING 219 E. FRONTAGE RAOD ALAMO 78516 HIDALGO RUBY GONZALEZ (956) 783-4709 [email protected] 4/12/2018 102193 ALVAREZ RECYCLING 1109 S. ALAMO ROAD ALAMO 78516 HIDALGO ALVAREZ BELEN (956) 638-8004 [email protected] 11/12/2017 102095 H & A METAL RECYCLERS 229 E. BUS. HWY. 83 ALAMO 78516 HIDALGO JORGE CALVILLO (956) 283-1151 [email protected] 12/22/2016 101755 MONCAS SCRAP METAL 117 S. BORDER ROAD ALAMO 78516 HIDALGO JESUS MONROY (956) 330-5406 [email protected] 1/9/2017 102075 OLD SHINE METALS LLC 1302 N. TOWER ROAD ALAMO 78516 HIDALGO HONORIO VILLARRE (956) 702-9868 [email protected] 11/10/2016 101259 WILKINSON GARY IRON & METAL INC 917 S. U.S. HWY. 281 ALICE 78332 JIM WELLS CHULA WILKINSON (956) 724-7183 [email protected] 9/3/2017 102176 RG RECYCLING CENTER 620 N ALTON BLVD. ALTON 78573 HIDALGO GUADALUPE REYNA (956) 330-5158 [email protected] 9/15/2017 101005 SH TRADING LLC 6908 STATE HWY. 35 SOUTH ALVIN 77511 BRAZORIA HONG LIANG (281) 585-3939 [email protected] 1/13/2017 100921 TEXAS BEST RECYCLING 19926 STATE HWY. 35 ALVIN 77511 BRAZORIA EDUARDO ALVAREZ (682) 224-9115 [email protected] 2/7/2017 101006 Y & T INTERNATIONAL INC. 6902 STATE HWY. 35 SOUTH ALVIN 77511 BRAZORIA HONG LIANG (281) 585-3939 [email protected] 1/13/2017 101301 AMARILLO METALS CO. INC. 415 N. GRAND AMARILLO 79107 POTTER DAVID FREDMAN (806) 383-3219 [email protected] 8/7/2017 101131 AMARILLO RECYCLING CO. INC. 3518 AMARILLO BLVD. AMARILLO 79107 POTTER ANTONY BUCHANAN(806) 383-4644 [email protected] 4/27/2017 101111 SCRAP PROCESSING CO. 95 S. BROWNING AMARILLO 79104 RANDALL GREG DANKWORTH (806) 372-5678 [email protected] 3/10/2017 100065 W SILVER AMARILLO 3320 E AMARILLO BLVD. AMARILLO 79107 TAYLOR MITCH BOGGESS (806) 418-4791 [email protected]/26/2017 102221 DRK GROUP LLC 705 EAGLE ROAD ANAHUAC 77514 CHAMBERS DEAN SCHROEDER (936) 404-4478 [email protected] 6/3/2018 102023 LOTUS LLC 7598 S.W. 570 ANDREWS 79714 ANDREWS DAN SNOW (432) 523-3352 [email protected] 5/11/2018 101827 ANGLETON MOLINA SCRAP 2020 N. VELASCO ANGLETON 77515 BRAZORIA ANA MOLINA (713) 898-4260 [email protected] 2/23/2017 101799 ENERGIA RESOURCES INC. 122 COUNTY ROAD 839 ANGLETON 77515 BRAZORIA NICHOLAS BROST (979) 849-6475 [email protected] 3/4/2017 102039 ANSON METAL RECYCLING 3014 F.M. 707 ANSON 79501 JONES CHRIS GARDNER (325) 823-2500 [email protected] 7/15/2018 101635 R.LOPEZ SCRAP METAL 100 W. RAINBOW LAKE ROAD ANTHONY 79821 EL PASO ROBERTO LOPEZ (915) 487-8376 [email protected] 6/13/2018 101906 RECYCLING CENTER OF ARANSAS PAS1137 W. WHEELER AVE. ARANSAS PASS 78336 SAN PATRICIO CAROL LE (361) 688-3388 [email protected] 8/18/2017 101930 DFW RECYCLERS 2410 W. DIVISION ST. ARLINGTON 76012 TARRANT WOJCIECH PANCZYS(469) 583-1469 [email protected] 11/3/2017 101736 NORTH TEXAS METALS 121 FAIRVIEW ST. ARLINGTON 76010 TARRANT CRAIG MILLER (214) 403-9189 [email protected] 10/17/2016 101553 GARY'S CLASSICS 18951 AN CO ROAD 404 ATHENS 75752 HENDERSON GARY WILBANKS (903) 338-2505 [email protected] 12/2/2017 101459 JAMS RECYCLING 6431 F.M. 2494 ATHENS 75751 HENDERSON JOHNNY SAINE (903) 288-6773 [email protected] 12/10/2017 101812 RUSTY METALS 8622 STATE HWY. 31 WEST ATHENS 75751 HENDERSON JONATHAN WHITEH (903) 245-8495 [email protected] 3/23/2017 101792 WINDSOR IRON & METAL 1090 U.S. HWY. 175 ATHENS 75751 HENDERSON NATHAN UNGAREAN(469) 955-5193 [email protected] 12/11/2016 101333 JOHNS IRON AND METAL INC. 1001 COURTLAND ROAD ATLANTA 75551 CASS REGGIE JOHNS (903) 796-7197 [email protected] 8/21/2017 101101 ALL AMERICAN RECYCLING 9202 F.M. 812 AUSTIN 78719 TRAVIS VICKI SPRING (512) 243-1183 [email protected] 4/13/2017 100562 AUSTIN METAL & IRON CO. 10506 DECKER LANE AUSTIN 78724 TRAVIS ANNE GARCIA (512) 272-8111 [email protected] 2/5/2017 100458 AUSTIN METAL & IRON CO. 1000 E. FOURTH ST. AUSTIN 78702 TRAVIS ANNE GARCIA (512) 477-4640 [email protected] 2/5/2017 100286 BEAMAN METAL CO. INC. 3409 E. FIFTH ST. AUSTIN 78702 TRAVIS RICHARD BEAMAN (512) 385-6935 [email protected] 7/6/2017 102001 CD RECYCLING LLC 6005 F.M. 973 AUSTIN 78617 TRAVIS RYAN BIEL (512) 894-4441 [email protected] 3/14/2018 100240 COMMERCIAL METALS CO. 710 INDUSTRIAL BLVD. AUSTIN 78745 TRAVIS STEVE LARICK (512) 442-2384 [email protected] 3/11/2017 Texas Department of Public Safety | 1 of 21 Metals Recycling Entities sorted by City Location as of July 31, 2016 Total active MRE count = 806 100241 COMMERCIAL METALS CO. 1704 HOWARD LANE AUSTIN 78728 TRAVIS CLEOFAS SALAS (512) 251-3407 [email protected] 3/11/2017 101914 GARDNER IRON & METAL CO. INC. 8408 S. CONGRESS AVE. AUSTIN 78745 TRAVIS SHERRY JOHNSON (512) 477-3900 [email protected] 8/18/2017 100923 RECYCLING CENTER 9405 DESSAU ROAD AUSTIN 78754 TRAVIS JOE MOORE (512) 836-7512 [email protected] 2/26/2017 101703 REYES SALVAGE 7913B HWY. 183 AUSTIN 78747 TRAVIS STEPHEN REYES (512) 844-1643 [email protected] 7/20/2018 101837 WORTH METAL RECYCLING LLC 8203 HWY. 183 SOUTH AUSTIN 78747 TRAVIS KELLY OSTENDORF (716) 907-3934 [email protected] 3/26/2017 101911 WRIGHT RECYCLING 9904 GRAY BLVD., SUITE K AUSTIN 78758 TRAVIS JASON WRIGHT (512) 367-0915 [email protected]/28/2017 101262 LAKE JUNE SCRAP METALS 11511 LAKE JUNE ROAD BALCH SPRINGS 75180 DALLAS SHIRLEY PERKINS (972) 288-0174 [email protected] 7/13/2017 101337 A GARAY IRON METAL 1907 AVE. H BAY 77414 MATAGORDA ADOLFO GARAY (979) 240-5682 [email protected] 6/24/2017 101956 W & D RECYCLING LLC 1362 STATE HWY. 35 SOUTH BAY 77414 MATAGORDA DIANA ZABODYN (979) 541-9808 [email protected] 1/11/2018 101917 BAYTOWN SCRAP METAL INC. 5700 N. MAIN ST. BAYTOWN 77521 HARRIS JESUS FAJARDO (281) 421-1574 [email protected]/24/2017 100993 D & D SCRAP METAL 7403 DECKER DRIVE BAYTOWN 77520 HARRIS EURAH CYRIL (281) 424-1323 [email protected] 2/18/2017 101396 365 SCRAP METAL & RECYCLING 9957 HWY. 365 BEAUMONT 77705 JEFFERSON JOSE GONZALES (409) 790-9176 [email protected] 11/10/2017 102140 ANGEL'S SCRAP METAL 4848 W. CARDINAL DRIVE BEAUMONT 77705 JEFFERSON PEDRO FAJARDO (713) 624-2151 [email protected]/5/2017 100974 BEAUMONT IRON & METAL CORP. 3190 HOLLYWOOD BEAUMONT 77701 JEFFERSON CHRIS SMITH (409) 833-8931 CHRISSMITH@BEAUMONTIRONANDM 1/28/2017 100223 COMMERCIAL METALS CO. 5250 COLLEGE ST. BEAUMONT 77707 JEFFERSON DAVID MCCALLON (409) 842-3319 [email protected] 3/11/2017 102046 GM METAL RECYCLING 2604 S. FOURTH ST. BEAUMONT 77701 JEFFERSON OSCAR MOSQUEDA (323) 394-4400 [email protected] 8/11/2016 101484 SALVAGE YARD ON WHEELS 812 MAGNOLIA AVE. BEAUMONT 77701 JEFFERSON DONALD PRICE (409) 434-8492 [email protected] 8/27/2017 100940 WRIGHT'S SCRAP METALS INC 5802 WASHINGTON BLVD. BEAUMONT 77707 JEFFERSON MEL WRIGHT (409) 842-2496 [email protected] 1/6/2017 101920 COMMODITY RECYCLERS 4497 U.S. HWY. 190 BELTON 76513 BELL CHAD COPELAND (254) 295-6230 [email protected] 11/3/2017 101049 R & R RECYCLING 510 W. AVE. O BELTON 76513 BELL DANNY RIDDLE (254) 493-1261 [email protected] 7/14/2017 101383 L & M CAR CRUSHERS INC. 323 OAKS ROAD BERTRAM 78605 BURNET MARIA SMITH (512) 731-2727 [email protected] 4/7/2018 100799 ERATH IRON METAL INC. - BS 3608 N. HWY. 87 BIG SPRING 79720 HOWARD NICOLLE BOYD (254) 968-6401 [email protected] 2/16/2017 101913 CRACKLIN J RECYCLING & DEMOLITIO3800 S. CEDAR BORGER 79068 HUTCHINSON RICHARD JONES (806) 273-2818 [email protected] 8/21/2017 101003 TEXAS PIPE & METAL 904 S. FLORIDA ST. BORGER 79007 HUTCHINSON JUDITH GARNER (806) 274-2271 [email protected] 3/26/2017 101784 BANDIT RECYCLING 2413 N. HWY. 59 BOWIE 76230 MONTAGUE CODY HOWDESHELL(940) 389-3315 [email protected] 6/8/2017 101291 S & S RECYCLING 6826 U.S. HWY. 287 NORTH ACBOWIE 76230 MONTAGUE RONDA HEDDINS (940) 872-1998 [email protected] 6/6/2018 101193 BRADY RECYCLING GROUP LLC 1102 E. 11TH BRADY 76825 MC CULLOCH JAKE COSTIN (830) 693-7493 [email protected]/13/2017 100797 ERATH IRON METAL INC. - BR 705 INDUSTRIAL LOOP BRECKENRIDGE 76454 STEPHENS NICOLLE BOYD (254) 968-6401 [email protected] 2/16/2017 101216 PREMIER METAL BUYERS 1555 HWY. 36 NORTH BRENHAM 77833 WASHINGTON BLAKE BRANNON (979) 421-9955 MSUSANECK@PREMIERMETALBUYERS 6/1/2017 101232 BRIDGEPORT RECYCLING LLC 3261 S. HWY. 101 BRIDGEPORT 76426 WISE SHNELLE NORTHCOT(940) 683-4313 BRIDGEPORTRECYCLING@EMBARQMA 6/18/2017 101223 RICK'S METAL RECYCLING 3280 S.
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