Trademark Metals Recycling FL 33916

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Miguel Cin

MANAGEMENT IS RUDE AND THEY'RE ARE POLUTTING THE AIR BY BREAKING DOWN FRIDGES without taking freon from it. Also the management did not render his name when asked. Seems suspicious to me that I couldn't watch them remove the gas. Since takeover the place is not worth going. All Srcap here is come. I will never put a foot in that yard again. AS LONG AS I PEDDLE(ACCORDING TO THEM). I HOPE THE E.P.A CHECKEM OUT SOON. AS LONG AS THE YARD BOSS STAYS I WILL NOT BE TREATED LIKE A 2ND CITIZEN JUST BECAUSE I SCRAP METAL. WELL ILL LOOK FOR ANOTHER YARD. IF OWNERS WISH TO CONTACT ME JUST ASK E.P.A. OFFICIAL THAT SHOWS UP.

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Natalia Blanco

Serious misclassification, unsafe unloading, and unprofessional treatment I had a deeply disappointing and concerning experience at Trademark Metals Recycling. I brought in a 25’ restaurant-grade stainless steel table with sinks that was fully stripped and cleaned no bolts, no rubber, no hoses, no mixed material. Pure stainless steel. Prior to arrival, the load was documented at over 1,500 pounds on a cat scale, and in addition to the table itself we added approximately 300 extra pounds of clean stainless steel. Despite this, my material was classified as “irony aluminum” with a 65% shrink, resulting in a payout of $0.19 per pound and a recorded weight of only 780 pounds, which is not consistent with the material type or verified weights. Stainless steel does not lose hundreds of pounds through processing, nor does it suddenly become aluminum. I have proof of the actual weight and material. When I went inside to question this, Patricia was dismissive and openly rude while explaining the misclassification. Rather than addressing the clear discrepancy or reviewing the proof I had, the issue was brushed off without professionalism or accountability. Additionally, the unloading process itself was unsafe and unacceptable. The equipment operator began dragging the material off my trailer without giving me the opportunity to get my children out of the truck, creating a dangerous situation that should never happen at a professional facility. Between the incorrect material classification, severe weight discrepancy, unprofessional customer service, and unsafe handling, this experience raises serious concerns about transparency and safety at this location. I would strongly caution anyone bringing in stainless steel or high-value scrap to document everything thoroughly and watch the unloading and classification process very closely. If you go here stop at the first scale for smaller trailers in the front. Do not use the back scale. Oh and Patricia felt it necessary to let me know that their scales are “100% Certified” as though that would stop me from explain my situation.

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Chris Murphy

Last second request and the TMR team hit it out of the park. Lidia and Grant were nothing short of a pleasure to work with. I can’t thank both of them enough. TMR Fort Myers is top notch and I look forward to working with them more.