car parts,junkyard,salvage yard,scrap metal dealer, used auto parts store
Tried calling several different times. Number just rings and rings. Tried emailing them. Got no reply from them…Wanted to find out about bringing an old refrigerator to recycle before I made the trip. Not going to drive there if they won't accept it.
My visit went well once I figured out what to do. Unfortunately, the instructions on the website appear to be outdated, and no one seemed readily available to explain the process. I'll be happy to update this review once the online instructions are corrected.
Details for other first-timers:
After driving through the radiation scanner, park in front of the bins and unload the items. Don't bother waiting for an employee, and don't worry about sorting by type. When you're done unloading, head inside. They'll bring your bin(s) in to sort and weigh your items, and then give you an ATM ticket. The ATM is inside a shed just outside the main building. The scanner is a bit finicky, but worked for me after a couple of tries.
Easy way to get rid of scrap and make a few bucks. Easy process and nice people.
My debut visit was somewhat confusing. Website says an employee will direct you where to go and what to do. I had to go find someone to get directions. In the end, all good. Wasn't as efficient as Lusco (before they stopped dealing with the public).
The are closed today. Definitely says they are open today.
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