Cohen Lexington (formerly Baker Iron & Metal) 40504

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Jarod Thornton

I took an old steel desk and some mixed lead to Cohen on Old Frankfort Pike and made an easy $20. It was my first time here and one scale was not in use. I mistakenly went through and missed the second scale. The gentleman who wrote me up, Jeremy aka Stumpy, was very kind and directed me back to the outbound scale then skipped me to the front of the line on my return trip.The wait was a little longer than I expected due to the inbound scale being out of service. Otherwise it was a pleasant experience and a nice break from the typical routine each day. I intend to bring my sons to see first hand this part of our economy and the process for end-of-life metals, appliances and scrap. Very cool :D

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Heather Edmonson

before they moved it was the best around. been ripped twice since, so I'm looking for a better place now.

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Cinyman Climbing

After dropping off aluminum they used to have a short cut through to the office. They have since closed that and want you to drive through the whole property. (To which ofcourse has scrap scattered everywhere in their drive too) if I cut my tire the scrap run will now have cost me money instead of a profit. If that does happen, I will not be returning. They also now have signs that tell you not to exit the front to drive through. (I understand the not going back on the road but give us the cut through back.)

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John Zbrozek

I have dealt with them for several years now. Their pricing is fair. Their process is efficient. My only small complaint is that I feel that the road out to the Cashier and exit puts my tires at risk of puncture from debris.

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John Swift

First time here they where nice did there job hour to get loaded no problems in my dry van just muddy one way another way out like a horse shoe

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Doug R

This company will scam you ever chance they get.I took in a trailer load of all clean #1 steel and 2 dishwashers they marked the load as “shred” I confronted them and told the 99% of the load was clean #1 steel and they changed the load to “mixed”.What a scam!EPA certified to remove refrigerants and own my own business repairing refrigeration but they refused to take my aluminum coils.This place has been scammers for years.

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David Hasler

Great group of folks and so polite and helpful to first timers. They take old appliances. It's not much but it is better than paying someone to haul it off for you. And keep in mind that you are recycling anyway. So win win. Big fan.

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Shainey Marcus

I took some scrap from my garage up to Baker’s. I had called and got a price when I got there the scale said they only had one flat price for the non-ferrous I had. I explained that I didn’t think that was correct. The scale said I could try to talk to someone about it. I went to the pay window got paid out then called back to Baker’s to talk to the non-ferrous department head. Which I did and he quoted me a price much different than I got paid. I explained the situation to him and he apologized and paid me the difference plus .10 extra on the pound for the trouble. He also told me that if I am ever selling and disagree just ask to speak with someone and they will work it out with me. Not a perfect experience, but they made it right and was very nice about it.

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Emma Lewis

We take stuff there all the time and it is really fun to take my son there but they are always nice and reasonable

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Blake Sheehan

They basically stole my stuff from me. I've been taking horseshoes to scrap yards for 10 years and usually get around $0.40 per pound. They just gave me $0.04 per pound on 100 lbs..... $4.00. I'll never go back