Comal Iron & Metals Facility
Comal Iron & Metals, a family-owned metals recycling company in New Braunfels, proudly marks its 55th anniversary. Founded by Pasqual Rodriguez in 1969, this Texas Treasure Business is recognized for its environmental stewardship and community involvement. With a leadership team composed of the Rodriguez family’s third generation, the company continues to contribute to local economic growth while emphasizing recycling education. As they celebrate this milestone, Comal Iron & Metals remains committed to exceptional customer service and a brighter future for New Braunfels.
In the heart of New Braunfels, Texas, a local jewel has reached a remarkable milestone. Comal Iron & Metals, a beloved family-owned metals recycling company, is proudly celebrating 55 years of service to the community. Founded back in 1969 by Pasqual Rodriguez, this business has become synonymous with recycling and environmental stewardship in the region.
As if reaching a milestone anniversary wasn’t exciting enough, Comal Iron & Metals has recently been given the prestigious title of Texas Treasure Business by the Texas Historical Commission. This honor recognizes companies that have provided outstanding service to their communities for over 50 years. It’s a testament to the company’s deep roots in New Braunfels and its unwavering commitment to Texas values.
What makes Comal Iron & Metals truly special is that it’s not just a business; it’s a family legacy. The leadership team boasts the third generation of the Rodriguez family, each bringing their unique skills to the table. From the CEO, Marcie Rodriguez, to Roger Rodriguez, the Director of Operations, and Katarina Huerta-Orona, the Director of Business Development, each member of the Rodriguez clan plays a vital role in the company’s success. Together with James “Dude” Hunter, the Director of Safety and Compliance, and Johnnie Rodriguez Jr., the nonferrous warehouse manager, they continue to uphold the values instilled by their grandfather.
The commitment of Comal Iron & Metals goes beyond just running a business. They focus on environmental stewardship and actively contribute to the economic growth of the New Braunfels area. Working from a spacious 4.5-acre facility, the company processes a variety of metals from industrial, commercial, and public clients. Their operations not only help the environment but also bolster the local economy, creating jobs and promoting sustainable practices.
Comal Iron & Metals has established itself as a true community pillar through various initiatives. They engage in numerous local events and activities, from sponsoring charity events to supporting school dances. The company places a heavy emphasis on recycling education, helping to spread awareness about the importance of recycling and sustainability. The leadership believes that education is key to fostering a culture of environmental respect and responsibility.
What truly sets Comal Iron & Metals apart is their commitment to exceptional customer service. Employees take the time to remember returning customers and ensure they feel valued. By creating a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, Comal Iron & Metals has cultivated a loyal customer base that appreciates the personal touch that comes with conducting business there.
As Comal Iron & Metals celebrates its 55th anniversary, the company stands at the crossroads of history and future opportunity. With a strong foundation built on family values, community commitment, and environmental responsibility, it’s clear that the company is here to stay. The Rodriguez family has shown that they’re not just in the business of recycling metals; they’re in the business of making New Braunfels a better place to live. Here’s to many more years of success and community service!
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