Seattle has 2 catalytic-converter buyers, averaging 2.9★ across 59 reviews; 1 is open Saturday.
In Washington State, you'll need to present a valid ID and proof of ownership when selling catalytic converters, part of state law designed to combat theft. Seattle's scrap yards—including long-established operations like Seattle Iron & Metals Corporation, founded over a century ago—accept converters, though payment methods vary and weekend availability is limited in the area. This directory lists local yards actively buying catalytic converters so you can find the most convenient option for your recycling needs.
Legal Requirements in Washington
Washington requires valid ID and proof of ownership. Enhanced penalties for converter theft.
Full state-by-state laws guide →Estimated Value Range
Catalytic converters typically sell for $50–$800+ depending on vehicle type, age, and precious metal content. Hybrid vehicles (e.g., Toyota Prius) tend to pay the most.
601 S Myrtle St, Seattle, WA 98108
58 reviews
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Founded in 1922, Seattle Iron & Metals Corp. recycles both ferrous and non-ferrous metals and can receive materials via truck, rail car, barge, shipping container, and personal vehicle.
Specialties ferrous metal recycling · non-ferrous metal recycling · industrial accounts
9632 Midvale Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
1 reviews
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Northwest Metals & Salvage Service, Inc. offers demolition and hazardous material abatement services, established in 1989.
Specialties demolition · hazardous material abatement
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