My truck weighed 6580 on the scale loaded going in. It weighed 5900 on the scale coming out. Gave me 520lbs #1 bright and shiny. Should have been 680lbs??
Very big,clean and organized scrap yard i have been to in quite awhile.Didnt know it was woman owned but glad to see it is..Keep up the good work!! WOMAN POWER!!
Very nice staff but very bad pricing. I’ve gone a few times and it’s usually half as much as you would get at ABC Recycling. The only good part is they are open on Saturdays.
Love the flag. Employees were nice. Expected more than $0.05/lb for my lead acid golf cart batteries. Google suggests $0.15-$0.26 is avg. Probably should have called around for pricing.
This place is great. We were able to get several load of #57 rock for our driveway for a great price. Chad helped us out each time with the rock and loading it into the truck. Highly recommend
Got ripped off...dropped an ac unit off and they would only pay light iron price after being told it would be unprocessed copper price. This is not the place you want to do business. Please go anywhere but here.
This flag flys so boldly (seen from the highway). I think this may be the most majestic flag I've watched wave proudly in the wind. Truly an incredible spectacle. 5 Stars for the grand ole flag.
This company is awesome and deserves your support and business. First, have you seen the GIANT American flag waiving at the end of Rt 288 near I-95? That flag was erected on THIS company's property, USA Iron and Metal. For that alone, I salute them.
My family grew up with a recycling mentality. We knew the importance and value of recycling materials instead of just throwing them away. As I became a locksmith, it was natural for me to want to recycling old locks (ones I couldn't restore) instead of just tossing them in the trash. I first went to a small recycler in Richmond and was outright insulted for "only" bringing in two 5-gallon buckets of metal. They blessed me with $5 for about 70 pounds and I was on my way. I did not want to go back to them.
So, I researched other recyclers in the area and came upon USA Iron and Metal. When I called, the gentleman to whom I spoke was very helpful and friendly. He apparently worked at the location in Midlothian (by the Northern Area Landfill), but encouraged me to visit the location in Chester
(1800 Coxendale Rd) because it was a lot closer to me. Well... I am so glad I took his advice.
I had, again, two 5-gallon buckets of lock parts, but received a MUCH difference response from USA Iron and Metal than I did from the other recycler. First, the young lady working in the office was kind in explaining the process, and then called for a gentleman named Chad to help me figure out the best way for me to recycle the metal. Chad took an incredible amount of time (likely because I am a talker) to explain how I could sort my future buckets into separate types of metals, thus yielding me higher returns. Even though I had not separated my metal in any kind of manner, he still genuinely made me feel as if my two buckets were making a difference, and he and the company were grateful. WOW...what a difference between USA Iron and Metal and the OTHER company. He weighed my buckets (79 pounds) and was fair in his assessment of what I brought as far as types of mixed metals. I walked away with significantly more than just $5, a better understanding of the different types of metals used in different lock parts, and a deeper appreciation of this company's stance on customer service. Chad...KUDOS, sir. You are spot on in your pursuit of quality customer service. God bless you and your awesome family.
Friends, really, if you want to keep metal out of the landfills, earn some cash AND support a worthy company while doing so... USA Iron and Metal is the place you should go. I will certainly be giving my future business to them.
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