Joe Mattero Recycling

Joe Mattero Recycling Joe Mattero Recycling has served the Lansdale, PA area since 1935. This commitment means we work harder and smarter than our competition.

Throughout our history, our main goal has remained the same: to deliver quality, value and, most of all, service. We are at the forefront of the recycling industry and offer our customers the latest services, technology and information available. Give us a call today and let us show you the Joe Mattero Recycling difference.

07/02/2015

Recycling metal is a cottage industry that serves U.S. communities in a number of ways. Recycling keeps valuable materials out of landfills. It saves energy and creates jobs, too. Recycling is good for local economies as well as for the environment.

06/30/2015

Electronic products such as DSs, CD players, smartphones, tablets, and computer monitors are full of potentially hazardous materials. Recycling these products not only keeps them out of the landfill, but also allows them to be safely recycled.

06/25/2015

Motor vehicles contain numerous recyclable materials, including steel. Guess how many cars were recycled in the U.S. during 2011? If you guessed almost 12 million, you're right. The estimated yield of shredded scrap from those vehicles is 15.5 million tons.

06/23/2015

If you think most aluminum is recycled, guess again. By some estimates, the reclamation value of the aluminum plowed into landfills every year is around $600 million and growing.

06/18/2015

Did you know that more than 5,400 BTUs of energy are conserved for every pound of steel recycled? In fact, the steel industry’s annual recycling activities saves the equivalent energy to electrically power about 18 million households for a year.

06/16/2015

Did you realize that some of the canned goods in your cupboard are sealed in steel? Yes, one common use for steel is the production of cans for home goods. Those cans contain recycled steel, too. All steel cans contain a minimum of 25 percent recycled steel.

06/11/2015

Although millions more people are recycling their soda cans than ever before, there were still 36 billion soda cans that went into the landfill in 2012. Recycling couldn’t be more simple these days - let’s keep metal out of the landfill.

06/09/2015

Using recycled metal to make new products is a huge energy saver. For example, using recycled steel conserves 2,500 Ibs of iron ore, 1,400 Ibs of coal, and 120 Ibs of limestone. What’s to consider?

06/04/2015

Does your company recycle metals and other materials? By setting up a company-wide recycling system, you are being a good neighbor and helping the environment. People who appreciate you as an excellent corporate citizen are more likely to use your company’s services or products or refer others to you.

06/02/2015

An additional motivation for recycling metals is that the cans and other metal products you collect can be redeemed at many locations for cash. Norway is an example of a country where it is extremely easy to get paid to recycle. Officials estimate that 92 percent of all cans and 82 percent of all plastic bottles are used over in the Netherlands.

05/28/2015

Did you know that using recycled aluminum for new products actually saves 95 percent on an energy level? It saves 85 percent when using recycled copper and 74 percent for both iron and steel. Recycling your unwanted metal products is an environmental no brainer.

05/26/2015

The US is one of the leading countries when it comes to recycling scrap metal. America annually processes more than 250 billion pounds of scrap materials, which is the equivalent weight of more than 70 million cars.

Address

316 W 7th Street
Lansdale, PA
19446

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

(215) 855-4808

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