Don't waste your time, Bad attitudes, Lowest pricings In Louisville and They don't let you scrap without a car unless they personally like you, They love to discriminate people who come in without cars
I 64 to 9th to W Kentucky right to S 15th left.
Park on the street, check in at the office, bring your CDL.
FYI, There is a Low clearance bridge on W Oak between 9th and 15th.
This place is a ripoff, all b&s brass Gave... They said it was all shreddable seal.
There are customer service is an absolute nightmare. Kept my pewter didn't get a penny for that. This place is just one gigantic Trainwreck and I didn't get paid for all the hard work that I put into a positively never come back here and tell everybody it's a really horrible experience.
You won’t like this place if you owned your own semi truck because after you leave this place you probably might be fixing your tire or change it, yard full of metal, broken glasses and on top of that tight Scale . I was bad all through the load process
Picked up a scrap with 53’. One of the best route there is to take S 9th from I-64 and drive to W Kentucky Ave, take right, proceed to 15th St. Then drive southbound to the company. They load trucks on the “northern” side of yard. They sent me to the scale twice before and after loading. Be aware don’t brake truck and trailer, and wheels ;)
Excited and excellent customer service they are honest and give you the great deal and they very nice people from my experience I will invite anyone who need to recycle honestly go there they are the best place ever
I'm an Own Dr Electric so when copper prices go up I'll sell my scrap copper ( if I have time ) ! They seem to usually pay the best prices and the Cashier lady is so friendly. Easy to get to , easy to get in and out , Easy choice .
This review is for truck drivers picking up a load of scrap metals. Have been here couple times and experience was very satisfying. If You show up and there is no trucks ahead of You then it shouldn’t take more then an hour. Lot is very messy and a little tight when driving to the docks.
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