October Metal of the Month

We’re thrilled to announce that our Metal of the Month promotion continues with these new metals for October! This month’s featured metals are Brass (any), #2 Copper, and Clean/Dirty Aluminum Radiators.

As always, every Thursday, bring in any of these items, and we’ll pay you the 100lb price. But there’s more! If you bring in over 100lbs, you’ll qualify for the incredible 500lb price!

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Don’t miss out—check out our pricing sheet and take advantage of this limited-time offer. Thank you for your support as we work together towards a more sustainable future. Let’s make October a month to remember!

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Langley Recycling has been buying scrap metal in the Kansas City area for years, straight talk and fair pricing, no runaround. Whether you're an individual clearing out a garage or a business managing regular loads, we weigh it, we pay you fair, and we keep it simple. That's how it's worked since day one.

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