JunkYards in Easton, PA
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We rushed and got there 15 minutes before their listed closing time ( on their website and google. ) Their gates were open. There were employees standing around and/or driving machinery. But they refused to weigh our scrap. Claiming they were closed and “packed up” for the day. Really screwed up our day.
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Check mapAddress:525 Cedarville Rd, Easton, PA (Zipcode: 18042)Phone:Open hours:ClosedStatus:ClosedVery nice people to deal with. Always answer all my questions without a problem. The guy running the loader (I think his name is Dave) is super friendly and a master operator!
3.5Check mapAddress:24 S 3rd St, Easton, PA (Zipcode: 18042)Phone:Open hours:Open from 12:00 am to 17:00 pmStatus:ClosedIt's 2022 and this place is still requiring people to wear masks. Everyone knows it's useless and does nothing positive. We left and won't patron this place again. Stop watching fake news and buying into the scandemic.
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A wonderful place to do business and would recommend to anybody.This store is off the beaten trail but a great place to go!The manager, Joe, really knows how to go above and beyond to help people.I went to Autoparts International the other day looking for a part for my car. After going to several other stores in the area, nobody could help me with the part I needed and simply said "we don't have it". Went I got to Autoparts, I was greeted with a friendly smile and warm hello. Joe immediately asked how he could help me. I told him my mechanic said I needed a part to pass inspection but had no idea what it was called. Joe asked if I had the part with me, I didn't, but it was still on the car which I drove there. Without hesitation, Joe said he would be more then glad to walk outside with me and help me if I could show him what part I needed. After pointing out the part I needed Joe said right away it was known as an upper ball joint. We went back inside and Joe went to a computer. Luckily they had the part in stock. All in all it took about 15 minutes from the time I got to the store and left and most of that time was me asking Joe a lot of questions (which he answered all of them.) While I was there Joe and another guy were answering a lot of phones and appeared to be busy, but in between everything going on, Joe took time to help me understand everything I had a question with. Many times when I go to a parts store, nobody wants to help me or be bothered because I'm a girl. But not at this parts store. Here, I felt treated with respect from when I first walked in and that meant a lot to me. Thank you Joe for everything you did to help me, and I will be sure to tell my friends and family just how pleasurable you were to do business with. :-)
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1. How Many Car Salvage Yards Are There in Pennsylvania, PA?
There are 6 car salvage yards in Pennsylvania, PA in total.
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The best car salvage yard in Pennsylvania, PA is Rag & Bone Recycling - Scrap Metal & Salvage. Check out the comment below to know more.
“We rushed and got there 15 minutes before their listed closing time ( on their website and google. ) Their gates were open. There were employees standing around and/or driving machinery. But they refused to weigh our scrap. Claiming they were closed and “packed up” for the day. Really screwed up our day.”