The folks always have been nice to me. Plus the free mini-Tootsie Rolls after check out -- can't…read morebeat that!!

On my second visit, a different man was working the floor who printed my aluminum weight ticket…read morebefore all of my cans we up the ramp and weighed. He took off so I reported it to the people inside the payment office, and they wouldn't do anything, saying don't tell me, go find him and tell him. Then told me to give my driver's license to be paid for 1 pound of aluminum waste. They took their sweet time shorting my pay. I refused to give my driver's license and told them I would never return. Shame on them.

Yes, it is an old rundown junkyard of junkyards, however they are reasonably priced, have a good…read moreselection of 90, early 2000 vehicles that you can use to keep your beater running. I am sure mom and pop yards like this won't be here much longer (I assume the old guy in the back owns the place). So, while you can't bring the kids and the dog, it is a classic old school junkyard.

This junkyard is the shittiest junkyard you can ever go to they have nothing in there and they will…read morenot tell you if they do and they will not let my child go in with me. even though you watch them. one of the worst parts yards in Columbus.

This isn't quite the closest junkyard to me, surprisingly. I always figured they were clustered on…read moreMcKinley, with a few others dotted around the south side. But hey, there are several within a short drive. Which is good, because my late lamented 2-door had, among other things, serious overheating issues. I figured it had a 15 minute drive left in it. And we made it- barely. This is a scrapyard more than a junkyard. So it ain't pretty. But as these things go, it's pretty good. Service was great- everyone I dealt with was friendly and patient. The lady at the scale even sensed my feelings for the car and asked if I needed a minute to say goodbye. They gave me a good price, and walked me through what I needed to do since it had been awhile since I scrapped one. Getting here right now is complicated, but once the work on 17th is finished it'll be easy. Be careful of people pushing loads of scrap metal along the road. If you're bringing a car, head straight back to the scales beside the trailer. For scrap metal, turn left and wait outside the building.

This place has a great staff, most of these kind of places have very rude people. But they were…read morevery approachable, even though one guy had inaccurate information about my history there, but the process of getting paid for scrap metal was very efficient, I feel the signage can be better in regards to were to go and stop, but it is a scrap yard, so I don't expect state of the art. All in all I was very impressed

Alex the owner is very friendly, and so are the workers! I called to see if they had a side mirror…read moreand back taillight for a 2015 Ford Escape. Alex gave me fair prices, and even a discount! He already had them ready when I drove there right away. Everyone in the store was friendly. Recommend this store!!

I was hunting a discontinued AC part for my Honda Fit. They had a few of the same cars on their lot…read morebut due my car being from Japan and not a US build car, it was a different part even though online said it was going to be the same. We only realized this after disassembly. Daniel was kind enough to help me source the part and suggest other alternatives. Customer service was amazing, employees are caring and respectful. This is a top tier business and would suggest this business to anyone. I don't normally leave reviews but I was truly impressed by how they handled the situation.

I was in need of yard clean-up and pressure wash of the garage for a property I just purchased…read more There was a lot of debris, trash and broken glass that would have been impractical for me to clean on my own. Don and crew replied promptly to my inquiry, went and took a look and provided a very reasonable quote. The work was done quickly (within a day) and everything looks incredible! An easy recommendation and would use again in a heartbeat.

Used the Cleanup Pros 614. They responded quickly after I shared my pictures with a low quote. They…read moreshowed up on time and cleared my junk pile within minutes. Quality guys, great value service. I would use them again.

Moral to the story, our furniture is now in our new house. That is the only good news. How they…read morewent about moving the furniture, not so good. 3 guys showed up at our old house, with 2 trucks. They were not wearing "uniforms" or tshirts to identify or represent themselves professionally. It was a very hot day, so I will give them grace for that. None of the furniture was wrapped to protect it from damage. The items were just loaded on the truck with the hope that it didn't fall or scrape against the other furniture. When they arrived at the new house, one of the movers took his sweaty tshirt off and layed it on our driveway to "dry out". At one point, there were 3 sweaty tshirts laying in the driveway. Again, I know it was hot, but that seemed a bit unprofessional. 2 of the 3 movers seemed very tired and not in the best shape to move furniture. They sighed loudly a lot and mumbled about having to move stuff down the stairs. Again...it was very hot, but I didn't expect our fabric furniture to be moved/balanced using a very sweaty head....so our couches and cushions had sweaty round wet spots that were very visible to the eye and to the touch. IF the furniture had been wrapped/protected, the sweat stains would not have been an issue. Now I feel like I need to have my couch and cushions cleaned. They damaged our hand rail taking stuff downstairs--again, no protection on the furniture. When I noticed the bashed up handrail (in our new built home) I threw towels over them to protect from further damage. Why did I have to do that? Shouldn't they? While moving another piece of furniture, they scraped and scratched the brand-new door, when I called out that they damaged the door the response was "that's what you get for having big furniture." Really? It's MY fault that you were careless? After being told that a desk needed to be moved downstairs the comment was made "there is already enough furniture in that room." I am guessing he didn't want to move anything else down the stairs? We told him to leave it and we would just do it then.....but he conceded and moved it. Lastly, the group appeared to be done moving our stuff and were gathering their water bottles and heading to the truck when I mentioned that we were missing a piece of furniture in our dining room. I was met with "oh yea, we had a casualty." I asked what happened. I was led to my garage and shown our custom designed, Amish built in Holmes County by Laverne Yoder, dining room buffet sitting on its end with the leg broken off--splintered up the whole back of the unit--just snapped right off. This isn't something that can be fixed easily as it is a solid piece of oak. I also don't think they were going to tell me about it. They didn't mention it until I asked where the piece was. Again, it was mentioned that our furniture was heavy and it broke taking it off the truck. well...if you had WRAPPED IT, and handled it with some care, it likely wouldn't have happened. This will be an expensive fix. The unit is currently sitting on books because it has no back leg. I am shocked that we were blamed for the issues because we have heavy furniture. You are a moving company. You move furniture for a living. We had a quote from another company but went with Mr Mover because they were less expensive. That other company was moving a neighbor the same day. They had more people there, all were dressed in matching tshirts with company logo, and ALL the furniture going into their house was wrapped in protective material. My advice, pay more and get peace of mind that your furniture and your home will be protected. We have a BRAND new home....with damaged doors and railings, a very nice custom piece of furniture that will be expensive to fix and a sweat-stained sectional couch and cushions. I spoke with Pam, she is apologetic, and I am waiting on how they are going to make this right.

I highly recommend Mr Mover as they treated my elderly mother in law with the same kindness as they…read moreshowed her belongings. We used them to help pack delicate items as well as their moving service. Both days they were polite, respectful and HIGHLY EFFICIENT, thus reducing the total cost of the move to keep it in budget. With 2 large trucks they can handle any job and am 100% completely satisfied. Stop scrolling and book them.

Zero...Canceled at last minute even though I scheduled a month in advance. Do NOT use them.read more

Avoid this company at all costs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They damaged my washing machine and refuse to offer…read moreany compensation even though it was clearly their fault. Never again and will tell everyone to avoid them.

I was there on Thursday to get rid of some metal fencing…read more They were very helpful making the drop off quick and easy.

just a fyi to all of you stating the lady running building 2 is nasty and mean she's not it's most…read morelikely because you don't do what she says or you yourself just has very annoying behavior I personally work at mark grays thy are not rude they just like to get stuff done as quick as possible so you can be on your way.. instead of assuming maybe find out for yourself