I inherited a large box of copper pipe and stripped wire from a neighbor who was moving. I checked…read morea few places-was told they did not take "steel/ iron. I found this odd but hey, I'm new to the scrapping game. Most centers are interested in metals that have higher value ie: copper aluminum etc. limits on weight and type are in place to discourage thieves who scavenge illegally. An HVAC or plumbing license will be required for weights exceeding 35 lbs on copper or if you have compressor motors. They have easy in lot parking places and the staff while a bit grungy in appearance are helpful enough. Carts and bins are available for use-it speeds the process if you sort your metal before weigh in. Don't expect the red carpet-it's a salvage operation after all. The nice woman behind the payment window had a nice 357 on her desk and a sign that said " we don't call 911.

I had a bunch of metal from some diy auto work I've done and I wasn't sure what to do with the old…read moreparts. I didn't want to just put it in the city trash can "big blue" I found LA Recycling and called them about what was needed and what to expect. I actually asked them if there was a charge for me to bring what I had and they said no. I made my way down there I arrived and entered the building, and to a surprising surprise there was some live entertainment!! It caught me off guard, but it was very sweet, and I hope many recyclers get to hear the musical performance I heard Anywhoos! I approached the window and a nice lady explained the order of operations which are to drive up the ramp on to a weigh station to get weighed, proceed into the yard to unload the load, and then drive back out over the weigh station to weigh out, and then check out at the office, but I was like why do I need to check out!!?? I ended up having around 200lbs of metal, and they gave me money for it!! Whaaaaaaat!??! I don't recommend coming on a rainy day unless you're wearing old shoes

Handled my call professionally and answered my questions. Very polite and knowledgeable in his…read moreanswers

Drive in and drive out with some cash in hand. Easy to do business with and friendly. Can't say…read morethe same about the customers.

Cleanest yard in OKC. Fast and friendly service . They give ur pups treats and they have cats!!!…read moreThey have donuts on the weekends

Went today for the second time at this location had 140lbs of #1 copper I always weigh before I…read moretake it to the yard I get there super long line employees are ready to go about half of them are what seem to be nice people other half grumpy and frankly rude to customers so they weigh my copper and have it totaled to 92lbs????? they are so busy i try to bring it up and they send me away I go up to there office to get paid for about 50lbs less than I had whatever it is what it is not going to argue with them and try to get it back I get to the office and the yard lady radios to the clerk that there was number 2 copper in my bin and that all copper would have to be priced at number 2 was already poured in there big bin couldn't resort will not be coming back to these people very shady business practices you can't see there scale they will short you and rush you away 1/10 would not recommend

They have the best customer service ever. If you need quality service and value rent here.read more

I was so happy to find a locally owned storage facility that seems to have all their ducks in a…read morerow. Specifically, I was looking for a storage facility that would accept packages and place them in my unit for me. Disco! (Credit where credit is due: Yelp Intern Chris found this place for us after researching many options.) When we went earlier this week to check it out, Mike, the property manager, could not have been nicer. He mans the front office, lives on the premises and oversees the property at night. The also pay a separate security firm to make nightly patrols of the property. Every morning, they post the security report from the night before on the desk in the office. It's a small but thoughtful touch, especially when you're trying to decide if this is the right place for your things. The front office is spic and span, as are the hallways and units. The hallways and units are cleaned daily, the grounds are maintained weekly, and pests are exterminated monthly. Everything we saw looked perfect, and I felt totally comfortable leaving my things there.

The management at this store is horrendous. They could care less about their customers and when…read moreasked for discounts, a refund or any type of compensation it's refused. These stores are owned by the same family and it shows. Time for U-Haul to review the owners and make changes.

Clean and good prices. No contract need more people to help carry and camera for securityread more

More expensive that Hobby Lobby and antique stores. They have things that have been there for ages…read morebecause they are so overpriced. I thrift a lot and this is the most expensive store I have been to. I buy things at all the other stores but rarely here.

I love this place. You may see that with all my five star reviews. They employ special needs adults…read moreand it makes my heart full to be able to provide support for such a place. It's a used things store making a profit off donations. There are signs that say no haggling but they have sales and specials just like the rest. Currently, a mask is required and only 7 patrons allowed inside the store. You may be asked to wait outside but what a treasure you could find while waiting! The front door is also locked but you can access the side door through the outside gates. My favorite thing to do is find an old piece of furniture and flip it. This is the place to find just that. CARD ONLY. NO CASH AT THIS TIME. 8/14/2020

It does the job, but this week we've had to head to the laundromat with a TON of clothes. It was…read moreok as far as clean goes (though it could have used some cleaning it wasn't horribly filthy). It's all coin operated, which is a bummer, the machines in our last town had ones you could do coin or use your debt/credit card in which REALLY simplified having to do a household of 7's laundry all in one day. There are coin exchangers (well, there were two, but one is out of order... which seems to be the theme of this laundromat!) The exchange did give accurate change for a $20 (will take all the way down to $1 bills, excluding $2 bills). Washers were efficient, though there are only 4 of the biggest washers available and they were in hot demand both times we were there. $6.75 as of this post for the larges washers and $5.25 for the next washer down... that's a LOT of quarters!!! The dryers... well, they left a LOT to be desired... Nearly, if not exactly, half of them were out of order!!! You can run the largest ones for 4 minutes per quarter, and they took $2-$2.50 per large load to dry (jeans took a bit more). but with all the machines being out of commission it made jockeying for a dryer a bit of a challenge. This location gets plenty of use, it was hopping both times we went there. I anticipate needing to go for a few more weeks yet too until our laundry room is put back together... if anything changes I will update... but for now, it does the job, but it's not a great experience. Next time I'm gonna do a little research and see if there is another place that might be a little easier to use.

Kelly Avenue Laundry and Second Avenue Laundry, sharing the same owner, are festering hellholes…read more The owner is evidently too tight with her mountains of quarters to allot some of them for new machinery, as a row of FIVE - ALL FIVE, machines on the rear side of the first row have been out of order for well over a year. Ownership needs to remove them or replace them! The chairs at both locations are horrifically uncomfortable, including the ones with hazardous cracked plastic which could easily crack a customer's buttock or leg and cause a nasty infection. Wo knows...it has probably already happened - more than once.