R.S. Davis Recycling, Inc. 97015

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Steve Paul

Easy to drop off metal recycling. Simple to pull up to the scale, drop strap and then collect payment on/at the second scale. I've dropped of refrigerators. $15 each. Just remove the compressor first.

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Jett Yun

Live right down the street. Been going for years. Went 2 weeks ago. Brought in about 400 pounds of scrap. Did everything, went to sign the paper and got back $30. The paper quoted me that is should have been $130. They literally took off $100 and just didn’t say anything. I realized once I got home and didn’t wanna go back since when I got there the front lady was making a big deal about someone asking about if they scrap battery’s or something. All she need to do was call and ask the guy. Seems like everytime I go in there I try to say hi but she always has an attitude. And I’ve lived down the street for 12 years. I guess we’ll see next time I go in if it’s different. If it is i will update my review. But until I actually have a good experience where they tell you how much you are getting for your scrap and not just hand you a paper to sign without making any communication. (Last 3 times she just slides you a paper and doesn’t say a word till you sign it like it’s routine to not tell the people.)Even my buddies told me I got scammed. Just sucks because they are 2 mins down.

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Jon-Marc Hatton

I can't say I've used anyone else, but R.S. Davis sure hasn't given me a reason to try. I feel that they are fast, easy to work with, efficient, and fare. If you've never been here before it can be kinda' confusing, but the office explains how everything works fairly well. I occasionally bring in scrap from old plumbing systems, that I've separated (Clean Brass: no other metals, valves with handles removed, etc.) (Dirty Brass: Faucets, etc.) (Clean Copper: fittings/valves removed) etc. etc. I put in work to get the most out of what I have, and they honor that. Five stars all the way guys, keep up the good work!