Delta Scrap & Salvage CA 94561

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allen_ Steel

Excellent place for recycling, as well as purchasing industrial equipment of all types, valves, Motors, Pumps and fittings of all types sizes and configurations. There is excellent selection of industrial electrical panels, plugs and connectors including large and small hand tools.<br>No matter what you need, there's a good chance there's two or three of them out there military surplus or industrial scrap. Mike and Ken are two of them the most knowledgeable guys I have ever met in this industry.<br>Are there frequently go there to Source various fittings and pieces for repair and redesign projects, their prices are fair with new inventory arriving by the hour.<br>I suggest that if you see something you like buy it that minute. There's a good chance it will not be there the next day. They can be Dusty and dirty in the yard so wearing old or work clothes..<br>Up Date... they've recently got in a large amount of used tool boxes industrial parts, big circuit breakers switches. A maintenance man's dream pick your part. Also if you're restoring a classic fire engine or collect antique fire equipment. If you speak with the manager, they have a few items stashed away,

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Pets Reptiles

They do not accept metal or steel. Even if you say you have metal and steel. They will tell you were to put it. But not even let you know they accept it but only allowed to donate it. So if you don't want money back from metal, steel etc. Don't come here. They waited til we had everything out before telling us they don't accept it unless you want to donate it. So they wanted us to not want the hassle of putting back into the car. Unfortunately I need the money so junk is going back to my car. Don't waste your time, read reviews before taking it out. ..<br><br>On top of that. If you don't do construction. They will give you a waiting period. 3 days to get money back for cooper /cords etc. Which is also a low ball cause they want money so under pay you on top of waiting. Such a pain.

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Sara G

I rented a truck to help my son move. It was a Saturday. I figured I could clear out the year's worth of copper communication wire scrap I had in the garage.<br><br>Since it was Saturday, Aaron's metals was closed and I had to return the truck. I felt stuck.<br><br>As soon as I pulled in I could tell this wasn't a place that typically handles low voltage communication cable. I decided to see what they would give me. 655lbs. at .40 cents ended up being $262. Aarons pays a minimum of 2.40 a pound. I wanted to stop the transaction. I was overwhelmed. I showed the cashier my electrical cert and was told I'd still have to wait for the check. The waiting period wasn't the issue.<br><br>I was really upset and decided to call their office the next day. I knew it was a long shot. This is where the story gets better. They asked me to verify my company's business address and The locations (it was a year's worth) where I got the wire and was told they would cancel the sale so I could pick it up. They did not have to do that and they went above and beyond to allow me to do that.<br><br>Aaron's would have paid me $1,500 not $262 for that wire.<br><br>Moral of the story. Great staff. Kind people.<br><br>Just don't take your copper communication wire there.