Dropped of some aluminum cans, they are paying 55 cents a pound today. Good setup for brining in truck loads or trailer loads of stuff too, with good signs. Staff was nice an helpful, but better signs for people bringing bags of aluminum cans would be helpful.

I had roll offs brought to my location and loaded 5 30 yd units. when i called to see how much weight i had sent in, they only had the information on the last container they picked up. and when i asked about the other 4, he said i had an attitude, but he would look into it.. NEVER HEARD BACK FROM THEM, A TOTAL RIP OFF.

If I could give this company (if that’s what you want to call them ) zero stars I would, they told me that they would give me a certain amount over the phone and when I got there they changed the the price so when I decided to separate the metals they told that should have already done it which I didn’t know so the guy tells me to load my things back on the truck and leave and at this time I’m very confused so I asked why he couldn’t tell me and he walks away and all of his coworkers couldn’t tell me either so I did as he said. I know this guy wasn’t the owner but he is definitely not a people person and wouldn’t ever go back and advise others to be aware.

They give you very little money, and they talk bad behind your back in Spanish. You should’ve seen the look on her face when I talked back to her in Spanish.

Well not much to share except these people are thieves. Called to see how much they are paying for #1 and #2 they $2.65 and $2.60. Called almetco and they said $3.65 and $3.05. Dont wast your time with this trash place.

Do not come here complete rip off. 2 copper is currently around $2.80-3.00 per pound, after unloading and taking my copper they told me $2.15 per pound. Had I known this I would have laughed and taken my scrap somewhere else. DO NOT GO HERE.

Took a load of steel here and was blown away by how little they offered per pound. Called around and they are paying 1/2 the amount other scrap yards are offering. Kindly mentioned my findings to the gentleman answering the phone, and he shortly responded for me to go elsewhere. Earn yourself some extra money and take your scrap to CMC, plus they are much more polite.

It's a good place, the only issue is they close before their posted closing time. I have went twice within their operating hours and they closed 30-40 minutes early.

While the scale operator is a friendly guy to speak with the rest of the staff I've encountered are VERY unfriendly. Prices are good for the Lewisville area and your unloaded pretty quick.

The gentleman who handles customers at the front was direct, quick, and helpful. He actually carried half of my scrap from the car (which has to be parked about 40-50 yards away from the scale because of the onsight traffic) to the scale itself, which is conveniently located right in front of the office windows; and this on a very nipply January day. The place was quite busy with their daily business on both occasions that I visited the yard at their Lewisville location, though the other costumers who were selling their scrap were in and out in no time. The staff in the back were also friendly and pert. They had my check ready in about 5 minutes on the first visit, and had me applied for the cash card in the even less time. All in all the first visit took about 30 minutes. The second visit (for which i had much less scrap to sell) took less than 5 minutes, and with my new cash card in hand, I was in and out of there in under 10 minutes! My only question was that on the first visit I netted about $13.00 for my Yellow Brass, and didn't have much weight that time. The second time I thought I had quite a bit more weight in Yellow Brass and somehow I only netted $18.00. I'll do a better job of figuring on the next visit, but on the whole I was quite pleased with this operation. Thanks Trip A!