Address: 1776 Colorado Ave, Provo, UT 84606, USA
Phone: +18013734224
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–4:30PM
Tuesday: 8AM–4:30PM
Wednesday: 8AM–4:30PM
Thursday: 8AM–4:30PM
Friday: 8AM–4:30PM
Saturday: 8AM–12PM
William Gossard
I'm very impressed with the women that work there. I kind of didn't really know what was going on and screwed everything up and they helped me get through it. I appreciate it a lot
OUTLAWRACING5454
Employees are friendly and helpful, been twice and both times were easy and fair pricing.
Steven Richardson
They were pleasant and good at processing my load on this trip, but I can't say the same about my last visit. You can get better prices elsewhere though.
Richard Wade
Surprisingly quick and easy to deal with.
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Can I bring you canned vegetables and canned soups cans?
I just got some copper to sell, but the deal at Western Metal was very good, nice guys. I recommended.👍
They pay scrap steel price right now I think it's 6 cents a pound. Make sure you call them to find out what can be on the van , every scrapyard is different you might have to take tires off etc.
X2 What Daniel says. You can call and ask, though. It's always *based* on market rates. Bear in mind any recycling yard needs to make money off the transaction, too.
Yes. You can they are not open on sat
I believe it's approximately 48 to 50 cents a pond.
Provo citu sanitation will provide a blue recycling bin for metal, paper and plastic. I don't think they accept glass.
Yes
.35 cents
Yes, I haul stuff there with my pick up all the time
That is something that changes once in a while. So it's better to call different locations And just ask them what they are paying for it.
Pretty much any metal. They don't take any kind of refrigeration equipment or other hazardous materials. The better it is separated by type of metal, the more you can get.
.30 pr pound
Open at 9 and they don't want them crushed, they may not even take them if they are crushed!
Depending on how big the pop can bags are you're probably looking at around 5 bucks and depending on what kind of copper it is really affects the price but they usually pay out more then their competitors around 2 bucks a pound
As already responded, you do not have to crush the cans. It just makes for less volume when you take the recyclables in. The weight is the same.
The best way is to call them. I believe it depends on what type of TV it is.
I think it's $0.16.
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