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Active MRE City April2021 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY REGULATORY SERVICES DIVISION METALS REGISTRATION PROGRAM Active MRE, April 2021 Certificate ID Location Name Street Address City State Zip County Region Primary Contact Primary Phone Primary Email Statutory Email Expiration Date OperationHours Location Status 101025 A‐1 SALVAGE, LLC 4008 PINE STREET ABILENE TX 79601 TAYLOR 5 CHAD DOZIER (325) 672‐5504 CHAD.DOZIER@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 02‐05‐2023 M‐F 7AM‐5PM, SAT 8AM‐2PM, SUN Closed Active 101241 JAY'Z RECYCLING 3902 PINE ST. ABILENE TX 79601‐1116 TAYLOR 5 JASON HUDSON 325 676‐5299 MELISON77@HOTMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 08‐14‐2021 M‐F 9AM‐6PM, SAT‐SUN CLOSED Active 101110 PINE STREET SALVAGE CO. 3833 PINE STREET ABILENE TX 79601 TAYLOR 5 GREG DANKWORTH 325 677‐8831 PINESTREETSALVAGE@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 03‐10‐2023 M‐F 8AM‐5PM, SAT 8AM‐12PM, SUN Closed Active 101053 TEXAS METALS & RECYCLING CO. INC 2989 PINE ST ABILENE TX 79601 TAYLOR 5 JODIE BREWSTER 325‐672‐8585 JODIE@TEXAS‐METALS.COM WAYNE@TEXAS‐METALS.COM 05‐07‐2023 M‐F 8AM‐5PM, SAT 9AM‐3PM, SUN closed Active 101982 ALAMO METAL RECYCLING 219 E. FRONTAGE RD ALAMO TX 78516 HIDALGO 3 RITESHKUMAR PATEL (956) 783‐4709 RIXS_LOVE@YAHOO.COM hnbhatia@yahoo.com 04‐12‐2022 M‐F 8AM‐5PM, SAT 9AM‐1PM Active 102193 ALVAREZ RECYCLING 1109 S ALAMO RD ALAMO TX 78516 HIDALGO 3 ALVAREZ BELEN 956 638‐8004 ALVAREZRECYCLING55@HOTMAIL.COM m.alvarez@outlook.com 11‐12‐2021 M‐F 9:30AM‐6:30PM, SAT 9:30AM‐3PM, SUN CLOSED Active 102095 H&A METAL RECYCLERS 229 EAST BUSINESS 83 ALAMO TX 78516 HIDALGO 3 JORGE CALVILLO 956 283‐1151 JCALVILLO@ECORECRECYCLING.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 12‐22‐2022 M‐F 8AM‐5PM, SAT 9AM‐1PM, SUN CLOSED Active 102298 OLD SHINE METALS LLC 1302 N. TOWER RD. ALAMO TX 78516 HIDALGO 3 HONORIO VILLARREAL (956) 702‐9868 OLDSHINE.METALS@OUTLOOK.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 12‐27‐2021 M‐F 9AM‐5PM, SAT 9AM‐1PM, SUN Closed Active 101259 WILKINSON GARY IRON & METAL INC. 917 S. HIGHWAY 281 ALICE TX 78332 JIM WELLS 3 CHULA WILKINSON 956 724‐7183 SCOTTW@NETSCORP.NET SAME AS PRIMARY 09‐03‐2021 M‐F 7AM‐5PM, SAT 8AM‐1PM, SUN CLOSED Active 102176 RG RECYCLING CENTER 620 N ALTON BULD ALTON TX 78573 HIDALGO 3 GUADALUPE REYNA 956 330‐5158 CARLOSAREYNA69@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 09‐15‐2021 M‐F 8AM‐6PM,SAT 8AM‐3PM,SUN CLOSED Active 101005 SH TRADING, L.L.C 6908 STATE HWY 35 SOUTH ALVIN TX 77511 BRAZORIA 2 HONG LIANG (281) 585‐3939 ANA@YNTINTERNATIONAL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 01‐13‐2023 M‐F 9AM‐5:30PM, SAT 9AM‐1PM, SUN Closed Active 100921 TEXAS BEST RECYCLING 19926 HIGHWAY 35 ALVIN TX 77511 BRAZORIA 2 EDUARDO ALVAREZ 682‐224‐9115 EALVAREZ1848@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 02‐07‐2023 M‐S 8:30AM‐6:30PM SUN CLOSED Active 101006 Y & T INTERNATIONAL, INC. 6902 STATE HWY 35 SOUTH ALVIN TX 77511 BRAZORIA 2 HONG LIANG (281) 585‐3939 ANA@YNTINTERNATIONAL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 01‐13‐2023 M‐F 9AM‐5:30PM, SAT 9AM‐1PM, SUN Closed Active 101301 AMARILLO METALS COMPANY, INC. 415 NORTH GRAND AMARILLO TX 79107 POTTER 5 DAVID FREDMAN 806 383‐3219 DAVID@AMARILLOMETALS.COM alan@amarillometals.com 01‐31‐2023 M‐F 8AM‐4:30PM, SAT 8AM‐12 NOON, SUN Closed Active 101131 AMARILLO RECYCLING CO. INC 3518 AMARILLO BLVD AMARILLO TX 79107 POTTER 5 ANTHONY BUCHANAN (806) 383‐4644 SCRAPACE@AOL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 04‐27‐2021 M‐F 8AM‐445PM,SAT 8AM‐1145AM Active 101111 SCRAP PROCESSING CO. 95 SOUTH BROWNING AMARILLO TX 79104 RANDALL 5 GREG DANKWORTH (806) 372‐5678 GREG@SCRAPPC.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 03‐10‐2023 M‐F 8AM‐4:45PM, SAT 8AM‐11:45AM, SUN Closed Active 100065 W SILVER AMARILLO 3320 E AMARILLO BLVD AMARILLO TX 79107 TAYLOR 5 MITCH BOGGESS 806 418‐4791 MBOGGESS@WSILVERRECYCLING.COM lgaddy@wsilverrecycling.com 03‐26‐2023 M‐S 7‐5 Active 102302 EAST TEXAS METAL RECYCLING 200336 HWY 90 E. AMES TX 77575 LIBERTY 2 STEPHANIE GARCIA (936) 334‐6088 DEMAISCHAVEZ12@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 01‐24‐2022 MON‐FRI 8AM‐5PM, SAT 8AM‐2PM, SUN CLOSED Active 102328 ANDREWS IRON & METAL 2224 E HWY 176 ANDREWS TX 79714 ANDREWS 4 WILLIAM MAXFIELD (325) 573‐6862 SNYDERIRONANDMETAL@SBCGLOBAL.NET SAME AS PRIMARY 10‐11‐2022 M‐F 8:30AM‐5:30PM, SAT 8AM‐12PM Active 102023 LOTUS LLC 7598 SW 570 ANDREWS TX 79714 ANDREWS 4 DAN SNOW 432 523‐3352x115x115 DWSNOW@LOTUSLLC.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 05‐11‐2022 By appointment only M‐F 9AM‐11AM, 1PM‐4PM Active 101827 ANGLETON MOLINA SCRAP 2020 N. VELASCO ANGLETON TX 77515 BRAZORIA 2 ANA MOLINA (281) 877‐2345 MOLINA3912@ATT.NET SAME AS PRIMARY 02‐23‐2023 M‐S 8AM‐6PM SUN CLOSED Active 102039 ANSON METAL RECYCLING 3014 F.M. 707 ANSON TX 79501 JONES 5 WILLIAM MAXFIELD (325) 573‐6862 SNYDERIRONANDMETAL@SBCGLOBAL.NET SAME AS PRIMARY 01‐03‐2023 M‐F 8AM‐5PM SAT 8AM‐12NOON Active 101930 DFW RECYCLERS 2410 W.DIVISION STREET ARLINGTON TX 76012 TARRANT 1 WOJCIECH PANCZYSZYN (469) 583‐1469 VOYTEX@DFWMETALS.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 11‐03‐2021 Mon‐Sat 7am‐6pm, Sun Closed Active 101736 NORTH TEXAS METALS 121 FAIRVIEW ST ARLINGTON TX 76010 TARRANT 1 CRAIG MILLER (214) 403‐9189 CRGMILLER71@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 09‐28‐2022 M‐F 8am ‐ 5pm, Sat 8‐12 Sun Closed Active 102321 PALACIOS METALS 16380 SHEPHERD ROAD ATASCOSA TX 78002 BEXAR 6 DELGADO LYDIA (210) 326‐9275 PALACIOSMETALS@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 05‐25‐2022 Monday ‐ Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pmSaturday ‐ 8:00 am to 12:00 pmSunday ‐ Closed Active 101459 JAMS RECYCLING 6431 FM 2494 ATHENS TX 75751 HENDERSON 1 JOHNNY SAINE 903 288‐6773 JOHNNYSAINE@AOL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 12‐17‐2021 M‐S 9AM‐5PM, SUN Closed Active 101792 WINDSOR IRON AND METAL 951 US 175W ATHENS TX 75751 HENDERSON 1 JEREMY FELLMAN (214) 870‐2004 REMYFELLMAN@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 12‐07‐2022 M‐F 8AM ‐ 5PM, SAT 8AM‐1PM, Sun Closed Active 101333 JOHNS IRON AND METAL, INC. 1001 COURTLAND RD ATLANTA TX 75551 CASS 1 REGINALD JOHNS (903) 796‐7197 REGGIEJOHNS13@YAHOO.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 08‐21‐2021 M‐Thurs 8AM‐5PM, Fri, Sat, SUN CLOSED Active 101101 ALL AMERICAN RECYCLING 9202 FM 812 AUSTIN TX 78719 TRAVIS 6 VICKI SPRING (512) 243‐1183 VICKI@BORDERSBROTHERS.COM Ryan@bordersbrothers.com 04‐13‐2023 M‐F8‐5:30, Sat 8‐3:30, Sun Closed Active 100562 AUSTIN METAL & IRON CO. 10506 DECKER LANE AUSTIN TX 78724 TRAVIS 6 JAMES GANTT (512) 272‐8111 SCOTT@AUSTINMETALANDIRON.COM jim@austinmetalandiron.com 02‐05‐2023 M‐F 8‐4:30SAT. 8‐11:30 Active 100458 AUSTIN METAL AND IRON COMPANY 1000 EAST 4TH STREET AUSTIN TX 78702 TRAVIS 6 ARASELY DELACRU (512) 477‐4640 ARASELY@AUSTINMETALANDIRON.COM jim@austinmetalandiron.com 02‐05‐2023 Monday through Friday 7:30am‐4pmSaturday 7:30am‐11am Active 102001 CD RECYCLING LLC 6005 FM 973 AUSTIN TX 78617 TRAVIS 6 ROSS BIEL (512) 894‐4441 ROSS@RECONSERVICESINC.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 03‐14‐2022 M‐F 7:30AM‐4PM,SAT 7:30AM‐11AM,SUN CLOSED Active 100240 COMMERCIAL METALS COMPANY 710 INDUSTRIAL BOULEVARD AUSTIN TX 78745 TRAVIS 6 JEREMIAH GUTZ (512) 442‐2384 JEREMIAH.GUTZ@CMC.COM jody.absher@cmc.com 03‐11‐2023 Monday‐Friday 8:00‐4:30 Active 100241 COMMERCIAL METALS COMPANY 1704 HOWARD LANE AUSTIN TX 78728 TRAVIS 6 CLEOFAS SALAS 512 251‐3407 CLEOFAS.SALAS@CMC.COM jody.absher@cmc.com 03‐11‐2023 Monday‐Friday 8:00‐4:30 Active 101914 GARDNER IRON AND METAL CO., INC 8408 SOUTH CONGRESS AVE AUSTIN TX 78745 TRAVIS 6 SHERRY JOHNSON (512) 292‐1022 SHERRY@GARDNERMETALS.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 08‐18‐2021 M‐F 7:30AM ‐ 4:30PM, SAT 8AM‐12 SUN CLOSED Active 101981 MICROASSIST TEST 1 85001 SHOAL CREEK AUSTIN TX 78757 TRAVIS 6 TEST TESTER (512) 794‐8440 CMESSER@MICROASSIST.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 08‐03‐2022 M‐F 9AM‐5PM, SAT 9AM‐1PM, SUN Closed Active 102064 MICROASSIST TEST 2 8500 SHOAL CREEK AUSTIN TX 78757 TRAVIS 6 TEST MATESTERFOUR (512) 794‐8440 CMESSER@MICROASSIST.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 08‐03‐2022 M‐F 9AM‐5PM, SAT 9AM‐1PM, SUN Closed Active 100923 RECYCLING CENTER 9405 DESSAU RD AUSTIN TX 78754 TRAVIS 6 JOE MOORE 512‐836‐7512 JJMOORE.TX@SBCGLOBAL.NET SAME AS PRIMARY 02‐26‐2023 M‐F 8AM‐6PM, SAT 8AM‐5PM, SUN 12‐5PM Active 101703 REYES SALVAGE 7913 B HWY 183 AUSTIN TX 78747 TRAVIS 6 STEPHEN REYES 512 844‐1643 REYES.TOWING183@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 07‐20‐2022 M‐F 8AM‐5PM, SAT 8AM‐12PM , SUN CLOSED Active 101911 WRIGHT RECYCLING LLC 9709 BROWN LANE UNIT A AUSTIN TX 78754 TRAVIS 6 JASON WRIGHT (512) 367‐0915 WRIGHTRECYCLING2012@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 09‐05‐2022 M‐F 8‐5, Sat and Sun Closed Active 101262 LAKE JUNE SCRAP METALS 11511 LAKE JUNE RD BALCH SPRINGS TX 75180 DALLAS 1 SHIRLEY PERKINS 972 288‐0174 STPERKIN@SBCGLOBAL.NET SAME AS PRIMARY 07‐13‐2021 M‐F 8AM‐5PM, SAT 8AM‐3PM, SUN Closed Active 101337 A GARAY IRON METAL 1907 AVE HB AY TX 77414 MATAGORDA 6 ADOLFO GARAY 979 240‐5682 64AGARAY@SBCGLOBAL.NET SAME AS PRIMARY 06‐24‐2021 M‐F 9am‐5pm SAT‐SUN Closed Active 101956 W & D RECYCLING LLC 1362 SH 35 S BAY TX 77414‐0000 MATAGORDA 6 DIANA ZABODYN 979 541‐9808 DIANAZABODYN@GMAIL.COM SAME AS PRIMARY 01‐11‐2022 M‐F 8:30AM‐5PM, SAT 8:30PM‐12PM, Sun Closed Active 101917 BAYTOWN SCRAP METAL INC.
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