South Post Oak Recycling Center (SPORC)

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South Post Oak Recycling Center (SPORC) is a Houston, Texas-based recycling center. SPORC opened in 1994 by an entrepreneur who has since grown the family-owned business through trusted relationships and partnerships. We have been proudly serving the greater Houston and all surrounding communities for over 23 years.

SPORC’s primary focus is on buying and selling electronics and metals (ferrous and non-ferrous) from households, industrial contractors, and companies in an environmentally-responsible manner. There are many reasons to partner and build a relationship with SPORC!

More information www.southpostoakrecycling.com

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