I spoke to Jaime McTighe (account mgr.) about recycling some stainless encoders we purchased. I was…read morestruck by how sharp and professional she is. We didn't do business this time, but I'll call her first on the next go-round.

Yesterday was my first visit and I was impressed with how professional and friendly everyone was…read more I can tell they care about their customers. I highly recommend them!

This is the #1 scrapyard in the area for a reason. I have been going here for years. This is a…read morevery professional business. They move you in and out with cash in hand quickly. Will return, would recommend.

Man what can I say this yard is awesome. Not once have I ever had a bad interaction with any of the…read morestaff they all seem like they love the job they do and they constantly are smiling and being informative with the customers. I think he was the foreman he was referred to as popeye MAN HE WAS GREAT. Super nice friendly and very communicative. We will definitely come back to scrap our metal with popeye and his crew. They have solid prices for the scrap I've never felt like I didn't get what I was owed. It's most certainly a pleasure to do business with these awesome guys.

The workers who are in charge of accepting scrap did not place my bags of stuff directly on the…read moreweight scale but instead on top of some other scrap that was already on the scale. Then they quickly somehow magically came up with the value of my items and gave me a receipt to take it to the register. I have been to other scrap recycling places and have never seen such a BS. That is not the way to conduct honest business. I wouldn't trust this place if I were you. Take your scrap elsewhere.

G&M made it quick and easy to recycle spare metal that I had, including drum cymbals, copper wire,…read moreold pipes, and plumbing. I watched them weigh the pieces in front of me and was able to walk away with a fair amount of cash on the spot.

I've personally seen them rip an older man off, who bought in a catalytic converter...which goes…read morefor $800... the guy said it's only worth $50..and payed him outta pocket, from his wallet, and I'm busting them out, for ripping me off last time, by leaving the Tate weight on the scale..and under paying me...go somewhere else!!!..Good Luck!!!

This place is the best its hard to find good help when your overwhelmed with materal metel wood…read moretires. ECT but this place is great and the guys that work here are having so much fun getting it done it makes it a good time even when your tiered dirty and could use a. Beer even if it 10 am thanks to all the workers and paying me for all my carp... I mean scrap. Bryan

It's very easy process and first time for me disposing scrap metal. I will definitely go back…read morethere if I have more scrap metal

worst company ever one of the driver broke in my car front windshield I call multiple times to this…read morecompany no response .they not take any responsibility watch for those company trucks .You have to go and fight with them in court

This is not a free service - it's $40-90 per pickup, it's the recycling bins that are free…read more However, it still gets 5 stars, and my building is talking about using these guys. It's a brilliant idea to get past that FAILED blue bag service. They've been in business since 1990 and employ handicapped or otherwise disenfranchised people to teach job skills and help them get back on their feet which is a nice benefit.

I was Gary's assistant for over 20 years and & I really got a shock lesson working for him. I was…read morehappy to provide any info for him as his assistant but know that I still love & support him to this day if he ever needed help from me

If it's made of metal you'll find it here. Used tools, ladders, floor vents, wire, propane tanks,…read moreoil drums, chain-link/cast-iron fencing, air conditioners, chains, bike wheels/frames, motors, sinks/tubs, mixing bowls, cooking pans, piping... and the list goes on and on and on. All neatly organized. Very friendly helpful staff.

I am glad that the City has facility to recycle electronic and rechargeable batteries with…read moredifferent times and days open, so go online to check. I had an old TV and printer I needed to recycle. Arrived on North Branch Street and there are big signs to at lease tell you where to drive up to but there are no exact way to know how to park. It seems depending on who you see first, they get a bit offensive on the exact way you park to drop the electronic off. I had a few motherboards to recycle and was told they do not take those even if they were off of a TV. Looks like if the parts look like a TV they take it and if they are just boards off a TV. They reject it.

The workers there were great. I don't understand the other reviews because these guys were eager to…read morehelp, friendly, and even lifted a heavy printer without me asking. I dropped off electronics and chemicals and both experiences were wonderful and quick. Also, they were open when their website said they'd be open. Just make sure to check their days and hours before going. The website will also let you know what is and is not recyclable.