Full disclosure. I'm not interested in getting money for what I take to Tri County. I just want to recycle that which they handle, but if the opportunity arises that I have some aluminum or copper wire in my load then they are happy to weigh and pay me. My last load had a tonneau cover that I was just going to unload and leave on the stack. One of the workers came over and asked what it was, cut a hole into it and said this is all aluminum for which I'll pay you. And he did.If you have a heavy load for which you want scrap metal prices, drive on to the scale at the entrance, wait for a green light then proceed to the dumping area. They are friendly people.

It's the only place locally that I can think of that will pay (sometimes) for steel. I also don't know of any other place that takes and pays near market rate for non ferrous metals.The staff is always great and I love the service that this company does for the area. The only thing I would like to see is more transparent pricing.Since the price always fluctuates why not have a digital display of all the metals and prices on site and why not have an automated listing on the website that continually updates prices.

Don’t expect any help sorting out the metal or understanding what you are being told. Highly accented speech and not English! The good part, my first and last time using them, my house is sold and after 40+ years in california we are moving east.