As a real estate professional, it is imperative that we work with trusted and reliable companies to…read moreoffer our clients the best experience. We have used pristine haulaway a handful of times and each time has been a wonderful experience. Both owners are very communicative, provide a fast quote at affordable prices and offer a flexible schedule - even coming by our clients house on the weekend. I couldn't recommended this company more for all your junk removal and recycling services, you wont be disappointed.

From the owner: At Pristine Haulaway and Recycling, we offer top-notch services to our clients! Here's what we do…read morefor you: Junk Removal Services: Efficient removal of unwanted items and debris. Clearing out spaces with a hassle-free process. Eco-Friendly Recycling: Responsible disposal of recyclable materials. Environmentally conscious practices to reduce waste. Quick and Reliable Hauling: Timely and reliable hauling of materials. Ensuring a smooth and stress-free process. Flexible Scheduling: Convenient scheduling to meet your needs. Flexibility to accommodate your busy lifestyle. Customer Satisfaction Guarantee: Committed to ensuring your satisfaction. Responsive customer service for any inquiries. Choose Pristine Haulaway and Recycling for a clean, green, and stress-free experience!

Quick and friendly! My first time here and it was a piece of cake! They even helped me unload the…read morecopper and take it to the scale.

Wow took over 30 lbs of cans got 6 $ wasn't even worth the effort in my opinion wont waste my time…read morejust recycling them from now on. Staff was polite and gave me a candy to cure the payout disappointment lol

Amazing company to take all your junk cars definitely worth it. And they pay top dollar for themread more

From the owner: We specialize in buying and recycling scrap metal from individuals and businesses alike. Our goal…read moreis to provide a reliable and convenient way for you to dispose of your unwanted metal. We accept a wide variety of metals including aluminum, copper, brass, stainless steel, and more. With competitive pricing and a commitment to excellent customer service, we're confident that you'll be satisfied with the experience of working with us. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can help you turn your scrap metal into cash.

I pieced apart some old window units (AC). I had 4 units, pulled apart the cores, compressors &…read moreelectrical wiring. I pulled up and advised them I wished to sell them separate as opposed to selling bulk. Ensure you do this when making contact otherwise, if sold as bulk you will loose $ value. Had I sold at bulk, I would`ve gotten around $20 as opposed to the $74. If youre not on file, you will get a paper check instead of cash. The yard looks small & cramped but the guys working there are constantly moving stuff around. So please be safe.

I took my grandmother's car to scrap and I was attempting to remove the catalytic converter when my…read morebattery to my cordless died , almost had it off though. I decided to take it in and asked another customer for help removing it. They agreed as I would pay them something. But then an employee said I cant do that it has to remain intact or else he wouldn't take the car . It was literally dangling but he threatened to deny the car . So I reluctantly agreed and I told ill just get my battery off then and be done . He scoffed again and said it was against policy and it was so out of the ordinary, asking why I was making it difficult?? I explained my intentions and my understanding of what i thought was normal. He again threatened to end the sale . Need the money I again reluctantly agreed . I left so defeated and uneasy. I returned days later to question the transaction when I saw a sign posted ,"batteries must be removed when scrapping vehicles!" I confronted the guy and he denied everything. Seems they got me for the converter and battery and I only received 140$ for the vehicle. I was so pissed I allowed that to happen .

Good recycling place for aluminum or copper, but for scrap…read morethe prices aren't the best as it is a smaller scrap yard compared to the others in San Antonio. However on the non- ferrous materials, they do give a competitive price, and although I haven't been down there in about 1 year, I used to go there mainly because they close at 5:30pm and Northwest Recycling would close at 5pm so of I missed the deadline, i knew could take the highway down here off Colorado St. (very convenient hours) and friendly and efficient staff, as well.

From the owner: As the world population grows larger, it becomes more important that we ,as its in her it or s…read moreregard the health of the planet more efficiently. Recycling is one way in which we can accomplish this. At Toucan Recycling, we try to make being green easier and more rewarding for everyone. By paying the most the market will allow for your recyclable materials and processing and selling them in a responsible manner, you can be sure that your materials are being recycled and you are being properly compensated for them. To Toucan an Recycling is a non-ferrous re cycling facility that collects, processes, and ships out recyclable materials to mills all over the United States. We will help you unload your materials, weight hemin State Agriculture Dept. certified scales, and pay you for your goods. We are fast, friendly, and conveniently accessible from all parts of San Antonio.

I was a first timer there so I really didn't know what to do. The gentleman that helped me told me…read morewhat to do and wasn't condescending. Offload my metal and went and got my money. Easy Peasy.

Great price for recycling and very efficient processing. Staff is very helpful and quick.read more

I called these thieves yesterday to get a quote on what they were paying for a pound of aluminum…read morecans. The man I talked to said thirty-five cents a pound. I repeated back to him thirty-five cents? He said yes. So I went there today, had to cut open all my bags of cans, and help a worker dump my bags into their bags, and then help him lift several of their bags onto a cart to waddle over to their scale for weigh-in. The scale weight display was behind an Employees Only door, so I had to take their word on what my cans weighed. The boss-man came out from behind the EO door and handed me my money, and a receipt. He explained the figures on the receipt, at which point I noticed he only paid me twenty-five cents a pound. We went back and forth over what he told me over the phone, versus what he said he told me. I gave up, took my cash, and told him to have a nice day. I'll never go back, and I hope this saves someone else from being taken by these thieves.

I wanted to be a good recycler of materials, and I had quite of few bits of random metal laying…read morearound in the form of old door knobs, knives, and miscellaneous scrap metal. I really didn't expect much, and I wasn't sure what to expect when I arrived. An older man who could have easily doubled as any of my childhood friends' tio or abuelo asked if I needed help, and I showed him what I had. I waited for about 5-10 minutes for him to determine if my stuff was indeed scrap metal, and it was. In that transaction, I made about 50 cents! Ha! I signed the receipt and carried on with the rest of my day. On the positive side, I wasn't expecting anything in return, yet I feel better knowing those door knobs and knives had a new future as they are melted down into other items than going to the dump. A few stars off because the parking lot is crazy small and the place is organized chaos, yet if you need a nondescript neighborhood metal recycler, this is your place.

Update: This place closed! Bummer!…read more This is the only consistent collection bin for clothing recycling that I have found in San Antonio. It's emptied regularly, so the clothing doesn't pile up. It's just a big bin that appears to run on solar panels (although I'm not sure if that's just for show). The speil about the organization on the side of the bin is vague and confusing, but I think that it's just textile recycling. You should take your wearable used clothes to a donation center like Goodwill. This is not the same. This is to keep your unwanted clothes out of a landfill. If you have clothing with tears or stains or shoes with worn soles, this is a good place to drop them off. There's at least a chance they'll be recycled somehow. I've not run into the issue of people "scavenging" there, but I honestly wouldn't care if they were. If someone wants to use my old stained and torn clothes, they can go for it!

They weren't scavenging clothes, it was things like kids toys that people were donating and other…read moreunwanted goods. Two people there were regulars because they apparently knew each other, one being the guy with a truck bed full of stuff. I say that because one asked the other if he had, "found anything good tonight". So instead of this stuff supposedly getting donated, by free, by the goodness of people, some dishonest, ugly human beings were stealing it to sell off or use for themselves. This is not how it's intended to work, and it doesn't work like this. If it got shut down then good, it's easy enough to take things to Goodwill around the corner, which is an organization we can all confide in to do their mission they've set out to do.