David Hirschberg Steel & Recycling Center

Jason (5/5 stars, 4 months ago): First time I've sold anything to a scrap yard and after doing just a minimum amount of research I went here and discovered that after the initial confusion of where to go once I arrived and who to contact. For me it was pretty confusing but after sitting patiently waiting in what I was hoping was the line to get in I was greeted pleasantly and told to pull all the way forward. Now this was cool with me but if a person wasn't a very good driver they might have some difficulty maneuvering around the forklifts and parked trucks and staying in between the piles of scrap on both sides of the driveway. But for me it wasn't an issue. Then once I figured out where to park and who to see things got a lot easier. Once I was at the scale with the gentleman helping me I was able to ask any questions I had and didn't feel rushed whatsoever. He took the time to stop and explain and physically show me examples of different types of material and reasons why they pay differently for different grades of metals. All in all I feel I was paid the highest amount possible and from the calls around they paid the best out of any other yard between Dayton and Cincinnati. I was very pleased with my first experience selling scrap metal and would happily recommend these people to everyone. Thanks guys for making a stressful experience very pleasant. See you again the next time I have any extra scrap to sell.

Roberto Sanchez (5/5 stars, 5 years ago): Friendly staff I usually find everything I need for my projects I definitely recommend it.😃 You can see some pictures of the taco stand I built with the materials I found at this place also you can see the pictures of the tacos I made on the taco stand.

Michelle Cashman (1/5 stars, 9 months ago): Took in 4 big bags of cans and only got $$7.40. Had 20 pounds for there 30 cent a pound. No wonder they are still in business. Missing California I would of gotten around $40.