Parking is usually not a problem except for the winter snow…read more It's clean, has plenty of room to stack your recyclables, the employees are courteous and helpful and they pay in cash. Most of all, it absolutely beats trying to feed cans or bottles into the recycling machines at most every supermarket.

Nice people, quick service. Sort your cans by type to make it go faster. Much easier than the…read moregrocery store.

They're great and friendly on the phone, but go there in person? Good luck. You're supposed to…read moredrive up into a scale first, but how do you know that if you're new and they parked multiple semi trailers in front of it? No one there seemed willing to raise their voice to speak over the cacophony generated, but acted like I was an idiot for not knowing what to do and being unable to hear them. Next, I emptied out my car in the middle of a small trash pile (gross) while a crane swung a giant magnet near me (dangerous). Finally, I got everything out, drove back onto the scale and... nothing. Never got any money.

So I went to Turners today in Lynn, MA to get rid of my metals. And I didn't even get one penny…read more Had two different people tell me two different things so it screwed up how much I was supposed to get back. AND the manager accused me of breaking the law for "taking something out" which I did not. Didn't even touch a thing when the other guy came to look at the metal. Did not want to be there any longer. It was so hot and I was sweating like crazy. So I just left all the metal scrap there near the trailer. Never going to this place ever again.

Kevin the owner is a very sharp, honest guy who helped me get 2 very large air handlers off the…read moreroof of my building in downtown Boston! Better than any professional rigging company I have ever used in my 35 years of construction.

From the owner: North shore steel is a full service scrap metal recycling center working to help with the removal…read moreof all types of metal recycling from old unused farm equipment, junk vehicles and construction equipment as well to the smallest tin can . We also provide free dumpster service for scrap metals.Better in our yard then on the streets

I did a data shred drop off. My needs were small, one full trash can. The price was right at $50…read morefor my drop off. The communication and process was a bit off. As instructed on the drop off page of their website I called them to tell them of my drop off. First, I called in the morning to establish my understanding. The woman who answered confirmed my information and I was told to call when I was close, which I did. In my second call, ten minutes away, I was given directions and to go to door #7 not clearly marked). I was also informed, for the first time, that they did not take credit cards for drop offs. This meant I had to go get cash. As I arrived, one of their trucks was pulling in. He wanted to get into the bay of the garage. I asked him about drop off and he said he would call. This guy was very helpful and friendly, he entered the building, which clearly had credit card indicators on the door. If not for drop offs, for whom, as pickups would not see the door? Once I emptied my documents into the barrel, the truck driver emptied the barrel into the truck shredder. I don't think they have an on-site shredder, maybe just truck based. He took mt money, but then had to go looking for change. I only had twenties, as I was not expecting a cash exchange. So, good price, nice guy, got my shredding done, but it seemed a bit haphazard. Could work on processes.

Do not rely on these people to show up. They missed our appointment one day so I called to…read morereschedule and they never showed up for the 2nd appointment either. I wasted a whole day waiting.

Honest folks , I have been going for years. Save yourself the trip to Everett. Scales are…read moreaccurate and $ are available via calll or on-line.

I've been going to Hh&m in Everett for a long time, they merged with solomons and now their prices…read moreare terrible for scrap copper. Now of all times copper prices are sky high, I called a head of time get told copper Romex is $2.25 and up on the scale is weighs in just over 1000 lbs, I have several other solid copper items Bare copper wire 35lbs (supposedly $3.70 per pound) Copper busing from electrical panels and copper plumbing pipe 44lbs And they give me $1050, not even close. Some please let me know if there are any honest people out there running scrap yards.

I was so pleased with Jon's quick response and provided a very reasonable quote. I was in a hurry…read moreto have these items removed. Jon came at 7:30pm on Sunday night. He is a kind, respectable and professional young man. I ended up adding more items as he was here and he didn't change his quote. I would highly recommend him to anyone including family and friends.

Communication, response time, and customer service was top notch. The best price around. Jon was a…read morepleasure. Hire clean slate junk removal and you will not be disappointed.

These guys are very patient to new comers not knowing what they are doing. The place is run very…read moreefficiently. Get yourself a magnet and stop paying to dispose of unused or unwanted metals. This place will pay you for your no longer used metals!! I've been back a half a dozen times now.

So over the years, I accumulated some heavy metal junk and I definitely did not want to just put it…read morein my residential trash so I decided to take it off to a local scrapyard. Scrap it was the closest yard to me and it looked like it had a pretty good review so I decided to load my car and drive over to see how much I can get. The entrance to the scrap yard is on a street with actually other scrap yards. The entrance is highly visible and all you have to do is actually drive in and they have someone to help direct you to the right location to stop. They can pretty much tell if you need help so they walked right up to my window asked a few questions and had me popped the trunk so that they can take a magnet and start checking out my metal scrap. He identified which pile goes where and told me where to park the car but he first had me drive over the weight scale, to take the initial weight. He then basically told me to park in front of one pile unload, came back to weigh in again and then went to the second pile unload and came back to weigh in again. He printed me a receipt to bring to the pay office. I also had a big box of miscellaneous scrap metal, which he said I can just put inside a bin and cart it into the facility for a manual inspection. Overall, it was actually a pretty easy process. The workers they were actually very professional courteous and they were not condescending at all like they knew I was not familiar with the process and just guided me the whole way. Definitely will come back again when I accumulate another pile of metal junk.

These guys are great. Sam shredded my hard drives and let me observe. They even recommended someone…read morefor another unrelated service I was looking for. Very professional, friendly and attentive. Highly recommended!