Procedure and processes are NEVER constraint. One day you have help unloading items, others…read moreemployees stand around and watch you while laughing about what they did the right before while watching you haul stuff to be weighed. One day you need you ID the next you done for the same exact it items, one day you can put everything on the scale that you yourself hauled in the next you have to separate it for them. If you wanted to be treated poorly by people who do not like their jobs, go to Arvada Recycling, have fun.

Awesome place, just a few problems , online they haven't updated there hours. So as I'm pulling up…read morethinking they're open , they're already gone as Apple states the hours of operation. is 1pm they're gone in there cars already at 12:30.

This place is great, dedicated, friendly volunteers. They accept many types of recycling, and don't…read morehave to be a Lakewood resident.

Easy access off Quail St (just east of Simms, north of 6th Ave). They have bins for Aluminum cans,…read morePlastic, corrugated cardboard, paper, glass. They accept cash donations, I gave $5

This was my first time at a junkyard and I just found it all soo freakin cool, and the pictures I…read moregot from my quick trip here were awesome!

Quick in and out for recycling line. Friendly staff. Great prices! They were very helpful by…read moreunloading my bins for me too.

Good company, pays well for precious metals. I wouldn't go to anyone else with my business!read more

See all the 5 star reviews... Wonder how..? They pay you $5 to write a 5 star review. I came in…read morehere with a bag of pop cans. What an ordeal. You pull in and follow the sign that points to the scale for cans only to be told no, cans are across the street. I go across the street and deal with the gruff employee who can only grunt two words at a time. He weighs my cans and hands me a sheet of paper. I try the two entrance doors to the North of where I am, both are locked. I have to ask some random customer there to sell a junk car what to do with the paper. He tells me I need to take it back across the street in order to get my cash. For God's sake All Recycling, how about a sign or two explaining your asinine process? Or better yet, how about you train your employees a bit better?

The best trash company I've ever had. They are great about picking up trash that falls out of the…read morebarrels. They are especially mindful of seniors and their limitations.

Love them driver is kind and put my carts back up at my house after he picks them up.read more

This recycling center was amazing!! The employees were very helpful. The entire process was…read moreseamless and very easy.

I am a new resident of Denver and I was pleasantly surprised to learn about the cherry Creek…read morerecycling drop off. Sometimes our recycling bins get too full and so we can go drop them off at the Cherry Creek recycling drop off in their bins. For this particular visit, however we had tree shrubs that we needed to get rid of. We pulled up and the gentleman at the front directed us to drop off our tree shrubs in a particular area and then we drove off. It was quick and easy. I included a picture within this review of the drop off times.

I came here for the first time last week and it was super quick in and out, no time wasted…read morewhatsoever. Plus there was some guy selling ice cream basically right next to where you enter the business, so I grabbed some ice cream from him, and it was exactly what I needed after hauling scrap metal on a hot day all the way down to downtown Denver!

Horrible prices. taking advantage of anyone needing to scrap on a weekend. This industry should be…read moreregulated because of places like THIS.

We had some old copper coolant line to recycle and, after a few calls, this facility offered a good…read moreprice. Google Maps sent us right to the location. I was a bit confused about where to enter as there is not a clear sign, but you want to turn into the large driveway just north of the brick and metal warehouse with the DENVER METAL RECYCLING sign. Stay to the right as you go up the driveway and park as close to the second large warehouse entrance as possible. If all of the spaces are occupied, follow the Exit sign around the far edge of the yard and you'll find additional parking against the fence. Once you've parked, grab one of the various carts and load up your materials. Get in the line by that second warehouse entrance. You'll come to a gentleman operating a floor scale. He'll check your ID, weigh the items, and give you a receipt. You then walk back to the first warehouse entrance and go in the small door where you'll find the cashier. You give her your receipt and she gives you any change that's due, then directs you to the ATM in the corner of the office where you scan your receipt and receive your cash. This is a busy operation, but all of the staffers were friendly, efficient, and helpful. We grabbed a cart, loaded up our items, had a short wait in line for the scale, weighed in and got our receipt, walked to the cashier, and soon had a very reasonable amount of cash. I wasn't sure what to expect, but this was a very pleasant and professional experience. Just watch out for forklifts!

The service is excellent. We had Denver Metals come to our jobsite to pick up metals and Manuel and…read moreGeorge were the drivers -great service! My buyer was Adam, the general manager- he was a blessing to work with. Adam is very nice and helpful. The guys that unload- Ellio, Miguel, and several others were super friendly, fast and helpful. I highly recommend Denver Metals