Cohen Recycling - Sharonville OH 45241

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Brent Wentzel

They don't make it easy on a first time visitor and I may be too critical. My expectations may not be in line. Maybe they are understaffed. The reason I share the details is because there is so much room for improvement for a user friendly experience and more efficiency. There is no explanation on the steps you need to take to and where you need to go. If you are lucky, you can find a customer to ask like I did. When you first pull up, you have your vehicle weighed. After the worker behind the reflected, tinted window that you can barely see gives you a thumbs up, you then get in line for the next building. There was a huge oil patch at the next building by the way. However, you are not done if you have aluminum, stainless steel, other metals and steel. The first building does not accept steel. When you leave the first building you have to go weigh your vehicle again. After you take your scrap steel to the very back of the property, but no one tells you that because they all assume you have been there before. If it helps to know, I would not drive a nice car there. It will get dirty. Dusty gravel on the day I was there. When I was driving I saw shiny metal pieces all over the place when you are driving on the property after the scale and the fear sets in real fast that you may damage your tire(s). There is no one to help you unload your steel items at the back of the lot and I recommend to bring a person to help you if you have steel objects that are heavy. After you unload your steel items, you go back for your final weigh in with your vehicle. Now I was not expecting this type of place to be super clean. I was comparing it to some other places I have been before for scrap metal that were entirely paved/concrete and easy to understand the process. On a positive note, it feels great to get items out of the garage and taken to place that will recycle the them. Rather than just put metal out for Rumple trash pick up.

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CVS Recycling - Cash VS Scrap

If you have any scrap metal, come and see those guys. They’ll take care of you. They have excellent customer service and are well-educated about their work. There are two other amazing guys, Rommel and Brian.

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Cy Reese

I'm pretty sure they make up what they want to give you each time. I can't speak for all locations, but sharonville is iffy. Just go down to river city Metals and get what you're supposed to. The prices have heavily varied in the same day for me. Just today they attempted to give me $205 for about 1200 lbs of clean aluminum and 1800 lbs of clean steel. Ieven tried to call the headquarters and nobody answered. Left a message and still haven't gotten a call back. Their prices are also always well below the average. You likely worked hard for your scrap metals, take it somewhere else and get what you worked for.