Empire Steel 95993

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Nick Stewart

I don't blame the workers. They tried giving me 17 cents a pound for carbide inserts, they told me they would pass it as stainless steel because it wasn't magnetic. I guess I'll have to find another place. Some more training needs to take place. Carbide goes for at least $5 lb. Edit: A very quick response, thank you! I was just told that I could only get 17 cents a pound, and that was it, period. So I just walked away. (With all of my carbide, of course.) I'll be back tomorrow? I guess I have to come in the office. I'll call. Quick response= +1 star Thank you.

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Chicken Nugget

It was quick in and out. Was only paid $150 for roughly 3,500 lbs of scrap steel. I think this is low. Also you can read the scale coming in but the display screen coming out is broken so you just have to trust them. I’ll find a different scrap yard next time. Their “outbound scale readout” is the same as their inbound. The true outbound readout is broken or turned off. Depending on your vehicle or trailer you cannot read the scale on your way out as it is now behind your vehicle and trailer. You might be able to make it out in a side mirror but would be quite difficult without fully getting out of your vehicle to get a direct look at it.

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LeWayne Wyman

Friendly service, easy on and off scales, green light to tell me when to go without having to get out was nice. I wasn't quite sure where to drop, so the equipment operator in the yard signaled where so that was very helpful too. Only downside is the dusty yard. I'll definitely bring more business here.