PDQ Recycling JunkYard in Odessa (TX)
| Address: | 2116 Judy Ave, Odessa, TX 79764 |
| Phone: | +1 432-614-7502 |
| Services: | Recycling center |
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| ZIP Code: | 79764 |
| Open Hours: | 8:00 AM - 5:30:00 PM |
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Description
BUYING ALL SCRAP METAL!!
for Your Vehicle!
Working time & Location
| Friday | 8:00 AM - 5:30:00 PM | |
| Monday | 8:00 AM - 5:30:00 PM | |
| Sunday | Closed | |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM - 5:30:00 PM | |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM | |
| Thursday | 8:00 AM - 5:30:00 PM | |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM - 5:30:00 PM |
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What clients say about PDQ Recycling in Odessa (TX)
I haven't had many dealings at this establishment but I'd recommend trying somewhere else. Employees are rude, disrespectful,unprofessional, and of little help. They also don't seem to know much about ringing up scrap metal. I brought a box of #2 INSUL COPPER – 45% SCALE 1.25LB and was rang up for elect motor scrap .25 LB. Yea I didn't have any elec motors. And mind you this all went down with the boss standing by. Go elsewhere
This place is awesome if your a scrapper. The People that work here are always helpful, Stephanie, Parker and I guess john too lol..jk..na he good too. But 4 teal they take care of you and me not doing this too long, they always tell me what I have if I don't know. Now this is a place to go if you ain't trying to get screwed on your return. Their honest and very helpful. Just the best scrap yard I've ever been too. Thanks guys..keep up the good work.
So this is a new review because my first positive review doesn’t apply anymore. Watch these people. Make sure you know EXACTLY what you are taking them. If you don’t know what you have, don’t trust them to give uih an honest price. I have traded in scrap up there probably 30 times over the course of cleaning an abandoned property behind my house to make room for a rental house to be built so this isn’t one time experience I’m reviewing them on it’s after a few months worth of dealings that have led me to write this. Here is why: (sorry for it being so long, but you need to know) Every time I went there the people in the copper building were rude and on several occasions even tried to rip me off (layer down the road). In the beginning: while the people in the copper building were rude, so much so that they went as far as lie about their names… but they did give me fair prices and I found that the place actually paid well. But I had a lot of clearing ti do, so had to go up there probably 30 times in 3 months and even the fair payment went out the window. On one occasion, I took a BRASS fan off an old boat I scrapped, valued at $40, to Stephanie and she purposely listed the item as cast aluminum and valued it at $6. I had to talk to the office people in order to get paid fairly. Brass is yellow, aluminum is silver. Pretty obvious it was brass. But still they tried to rob me that. On another occasion I took a safe in, and even had an operator at the crusher help me unload it using his MAGNET. He took the safe, let me drive to the copper building and deal with them and when my friend Laura Allison went in to collect the money, a man cornered her in a rude, aggressive way and asked where she had gotten the safe, while at the same time the polite lady in the window was politely trying to explain that they don’t take safes (which we had no idea). Which was fine. Had they just said we don’t take safes we would have gone and grabbed it and taken it back. Was really no big deal. But the man was apparently being hostile with my friend, getting in her face, like we had broken the law or tried to rob him… hell, we didn’t know they didn’t take safes (apparently some safes are made with concrete inside which I had no idea) the crusher operator didn’t say anything when I unloaded it… so the lady who wasn’t acting crazy instructed my friend to go and pick the safe up because they couldn’t take it and we drove to the back to pick up the safe. I backed up the truck to load the safe again and the operator of the crusher picked the safe up and set it on the top edge of my truck instead of in the bed of the truck. And then he proceeded to basically knock the safe (which weighed prolly 80-100lbs) into the bed of my truck with so much force that I thought he broke the bed of my truck. And he did out a huge dent in the bed of the truck that was so bad that the whole bed had to be replaced. I was so scared and so angry at that point that I didn’t even collect the money from the other stuff we scrapped and just left. Which I’m sure is why they waited until we had concluded our business before mentioning it to us. This is after taking probably 30 loads to these people. Wow. And the last and final time I went there: the man with the beard who never sever showers because his face is always filthy was ALWAYS hateful. At one point put his hand in my friends face and started to curse her out because we had gone by there and it was 4:45. they close at 530. I also had accumulated quite a bit of scrap copper wire that I took in. Was odds and ends but it was all stripped and knotted neatly except for one single piece. So instead of taking that one piece out of his bucket like a professional, honest person with integrity would do, he gives me a low grade #2 copper price for all. After, I went back he said “some was braided, and a little bit of it was small”. But it was bare bright. And Stephanie allowed it. Because I made a bad decision, 15 years ago, that had no impact on her whatsoever. Not very professional or mature.