Crandell Salvage Inc Recycling

aubrey elwood (1/5 stars, 2 weeks ago): I was paid .35 a pound for my scrap brass most of it was brass fittings and valves that I spent hours cleaning and grading I had red brass separated from yellow as I did this for a living for years. The worker poured all the brass into one bucket and weighed it as 39 lbs. for good yellow and red brass alike I was paid .35 cents a pound. This was after they tore the sides off my 18’ trailer when he slung the big bucket knocking most of the scrap metal off along with the sides of the trailer even the conduit holding the wiring to my trailer lights. Then was paid 130. Ton for mostly heavy steel trailer house axels and other scrap from welding shop. The same guy from out in the yard came in to weigh me in and gave me the thumbs up before my truck even stoped going in. I’m done with those criminals at Crandells. I’m 71 and make my living hauling scrap and when they turn off my electric today it will be because I was cheated out of my resources for survival by Crandells employees. I’m sure they could care less if I have lights or food for that matter they are those who need to be in vages

Heidi “Starlord” (1/5 stars, 5 months ago): The angry young man who refused to unload most of my aluminum and precious metals lied about the clean and I was paid $2 for my clean aluminum sheets. I would have gotten paid for everything somewhere else and I will not waste my time or resources for a thief and a lazy kid that who knows better

Casey Welch (5/5 stars, a year ago): So I've done a lot of business here and what stands out the most is the two guys that help unload move and weigh your scrap. They not only help and make the whole process easier but they go out of their way to do so. They are friendly and make it a pleasant pain free experience. Thank you to both of you.