Cohen Lexington (formerly Baker Iron & Metal) 40504

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Larry Harris

Just took a large load of cans here for recycling. This was my first experience using Cohen and I will never go there again. Workers were not helpful and there is no way to check for the weight of the cans. They say it is weighed by the conveyer. I know I had over 180 pounds of cans put I received a ticket of 84 pounds. The problem is once they have loaded your cans you can not dispute the weight. If you are a lawyer please attach your contact information, I’d love to be involved with the investigation of the weighing of materials at this facility in Lexington KY.

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Goble Outdoors

Always had great experiences with them. They keep their word, and are easy to work with

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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