Scrap Yards in Miami, FL

Miami, FL has 13 scrap yards in this directory across 1 city.

According to the yards' own websites, 3 say they buy junk cars and 1 have an online inventory search.

Call ahead before you go: inventory changes daily and hours vary by season.

13
Scrap yards
1
Cities
3
Buy junk cars

All 13 scrap yards in Miami, FL

Sorted by size. Tap a name for details.

USA Scrap Metal and Recycling

Miami, FL

Address
3147 NW North River Dr, Miami
Phone
(305) 635-5435
Services
Buys junk cars, Full-service, Takes scrap metal

Broward Scrap Metal

Miami, FL

Address
2601 NW 32nd Ave, Miami
Phone
(954) 987-5144
Services
Online inventory search, Takes scrap metal

Miami Metals Recycling

Miami, FL

Address
8322 NW 64th St, Miami
Phone
(786) 910-8812
Services
Buys junk cars, Full-service, Takes scrap metal

Rio Scrap Metal

Miami, FL

Address
2707 NW 21st St, Miami
Phone
(786) 332-2468

Also within 30 miles of Miami

E-scrap

Hialeah, FL

Address
2220 E 11th Ave, Hialeah
Phone
(305) 636-1911
Services
Full-service

GLE Scrap Metal South Florida

Opa-Locka, FL

Address
2382 NW 147th St, Opa-Locka
Phone
(305) 685-1928
Services
Buys junk cars, Full-service, Takes scrap metal

Fortune Metals Usa

Miami Gardens, FL

Address
16300 NW 49th Ave, Miami Gardens
Phone
(305) 625-0300
Services
Takes scrap metal

Bhs Scrap

Hollywood, FL

Address
5835 Plunkett St, Hollywood
Phone
(305) 879-1008

Dania Beach Scrap Metals

Dania Beach, FL

Address
177 Phippen Waiters Rd, Dania Beach
Phone
(954) 920-2630
Services
Takes scrap metal

Common questions

Which scrap yards in Miami, FL buy junk cars?

3 yards say on its website that it buys junk or unwanted cars, including USA Scrap Metal and Recycling, Bahia Honda Scrap Metal Corp. and Miami Metals Recycling. Have the title ready; most yards quote by phone from the year, make, model and condition.

Can I check salvage yard inventory online in Miami, FL?

Yes, at 1 yard with an online inventory search, including Broward Scrap Metal. Inventory pages show vehicles on the lot, not individual parts, so call to confirm the part is still there.

What do scrap yards pay for?

Most take ferrous metal (steel, iron, cars and appliances) by the ton and non-ferrous metal (copper, brass, aluminum, stainless) by the pound, at prices that change with the commodity market. Sort metals before you go; clean, separated copper and aluminum pay more. Bring a photo ID, which most states require for scrap sales.

Data: Overture Maps Foundation places data (CDLA Permissive 2.0) and each yard's own website. Listings change; confirm details with the yard before you go. How this directory is built.