Red Ball Recycling Unveils State-of-the-Art Scrap Yard in Madison

Red Ball Recycling proudly announces the grand opening of its newest scrap metal recycling facility in Madison, Indiana.

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Red Ball Recycling Unveils State-of-the-Art Scrap Yard in Madison, Indiana

Madison, Indiana – April 1, 2024 – Red Ball Recycling proudly announces the grand opening of its newest scrap metal recycling facility in Madison, Indiana, marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth.

Located at 2914 Wilson Avenue, the new yard is strategically positioned to serve the Madison community and surrounding areas, offering convenient access to comprehensive metals recycling solutions for businesses and residents alike. The facility was constructed with the goal of streamlining the recycling process, while maximizing efficiency and minimizing environmental impact.

“We are excited to expand our operations to Madison and provide a vital resource for scrap metal recycling in the region,” said Brian Donaghy, President of Red Ball Recycling. “Our new yard represents continued dedication to innovation and environmental responsibility, and we look forward to serving the local community by offering reliable and customer-friendly metals recycling services. If you want to get paid top dollar for your scrap, come to Red Ball.”

The Madison location will accept a wide range of metals-based recyclable materials, providing business and individuals with a convenient solution for disposing of their waste.

The location is now open, and Red Ball welcomes community members to visit the facility and learn more about the Madison area’s newest scrap metals-processing company. A formal grand opening celebration will be scheduled in the near future.

About Red Ball Recycling:
Founded in 2014, Red Ball Recycling is a leading provider of metals recycling solutions in the Indiana-Kentucky market. With a commitment to customer service and innovation, we offer comprehensive recycling services for businesses and individuals across the region. For more information, visit www.redballrecycling.com.