Citywide Metal Recycling

John Clark (5/5 stars, 2 weeks ago): Been going here many years. Richard is always fair and straight forward. Never had a problem. The scale is visible and easily seen. I've never had an issue. I've checked prices before and after going. They are always on target with the market prices. I will continue going here. If you think you are being cheated. Try going somewhere else. Richard has always been fair and honest.

James Tribble (2/5 stars, 2 months ago): Pays very low price for ferrous metal much lower than other scrap yards and prices for regulated materials too. They must have paid for positive reviews. Choose another scrap yard if you can!

Roy Nickens (1/5 stars, 8 months ago): This was my first time going to a salvage place and I decided to see if the negative reviews were justified seeing that it was closest to my house. It was worse than I could imagine. I spoke to a man driving a forklift and he informed me that they paid .08 cents per pound for metal( he did not specify). I had a disassembled aluminum engine a few cv axles old hydraulic shocks and rotors. He remained seated on the forklift watching as I unloaded my suv into his forklifts bucket. No offer of assistance (no big deal not good customer service either). I walked thru the yard where a worker approached the office. After a few minutes of us standing there the office door cracked open just enough for a small tray with money and a receipt was past to the employee. I received a receipt for 177 pounds of light iron (lowest priced metal per pound) .05 cents per pound. The office door had "In God we trust." I'm sure they celebrated the bonus they received from a nieve and unknowing customer they cheated. I just didn't feel like reloading the parts. If you want the lowest amount possible for scrap they will be more than happy to steal your money. I've included the receipt to validate my post.