Denver Metal Recycling

Caleb Anthony (5/5 stars, a month ago): Finally found a place that appreciates my toxic relationships... with my car parts! Brought in some disc brake rotors that had been giving me the silent treatment (followed by that concerning metal-on-metal screech). The staff here are the automotive therapists I never knew I needed. They didn't judge me for holding onto those rotors far longer than any mechanic would recommend. Instead they weighed my automotive baggage and actually PAID ME to let go of my past! Sure the cash I got probably won't fund my retirement but the REAL windfall was reclaiming that precious garage real estate. Those rotors had been squatting on prime storage territory for too long! Now I have enough space to store... well probably more car parts that I'll bring here in a year. Quick service fair prices and they didn't even laugh when I patted my rotors goodbye. Will definitely be back when my muffler inevitably decides it's time for a midlife crisis. Pro tip: The real value isn't measured in dollars per pound but in square footage reclaimed per spouse's happiness level!

Robert Fox (5/5 stars, a month ago): We had some old copper coolant line to recycle and after a few calls this facility offered a good price. Google Maps sent us right to the location. I was a bit confused about where to enter as there is not a clear sign but you want to turn into the large driveway just north of the brick and metal warehouse with the DENVER METAL RECYCLING sign. Stay to the right as you go up the driveway and park as close to the second large warehouse entrance as possible. If all of the spaces are occupied follow the Exit sign around the far edge of the yard and you'll find additional parking against the fence. Once you've parked grab one of the various carts and load up your materials. Get in the line by that second warehouse entrance. You'll come to a gentleman operating a floor scale. He'll check your ID weigh the items and give you a receipt. You then walk back to the first warehouse entrance and go in the small door where you'll find the cashier. You give her your receipt and she gives you any change that's due then directs you to the ATM in the corner of the office where you scan your receipt and receive your cash. This is a busy operation but all of the staffers were friendly efficient and helpful. We grabbed a cart loaded up our items had a short wait in line for the scale weighed in and got our receipt walked to the cashier and soon had a very reasonable amount of cash. I wasn't sure what to expect but this was a very pleasant and professional experience. Just watch out for forklifts!

Travis Quinton (5/5 stars, 4 months ago): Ruby @ the Ferrous Yard is exceptional! She has made this process great!!!