T T & E Iron & Metal Inc

Excellent company to work with! Service is provided quickly. Employees were incredibly simple to work with! The business came to my house and collected up my car, which I wanted scrapped for cash! I didn't have to produce a title or any other papers. I was instructed to pick up the check from the office. When I arrived at the office, the procedure was quite quick; they took my picture, cashed the check at the facility, and then sent me on my way with $125 in my pockets. Excellent service! I will definitely return if I need to scrap anything else in the near future!

Good prices but they need to figure out the service end.. there’s no direction for where to get in line and nobody managing it either so it’s always a jumbled mess with people cutting in line or blocking/jamming up the place (once you get past the with station). Parking is limited and small so even if you do get a parking spot you get blocked in by the line of cars piled everywhere (after the weigh station). They need to reorganize that place, it’s a complete mess and it takes you way too long to get serviced because of it.

When you have multiple items and really Don't know we're to go .I was told to drive around along side of the building and they will help me.i had axles,struts, rotors, brake shoes, alternators,batteries, starters, radiators, etc.the four guys unload my expedition. I've gotten there around 9:30 am. The ONLY THING I didn't understand they had a dumpster there and a couple of skells on the inside. The weigh the batteries, alternator, starter, and the radiators, but through my struts, axles, wheel hub bearings,brake booster, etc in the dumpster but didn't weigh it.i was confused . I asked what about them parts u threw in the dumpster they act like they couldn't comprehend what I was saying. (That was really my biggest concern).that was alot of parts,.

What I enjoy most about this scrap yard is the scrap art in the parking lot, but mainly Big Trudy the oversized wire barrel! Otherwise, I can only complain. First, I do not like the setup; you are required to drive over the big scale to enter the property whether you need to or not. I wouldn't mind it except I have to dig out my ID every single time, and keep track of a receipt while trying to unload at the small scales. Then, you have to drive past the scales and everyone waiting in line, make a U-turn, and carry your metal about 10 feet from your vehicle to the scale. They are very picky here and will waste your time examining every square inch of your once sorted metal that is now in one big pile. They don't communicate what prices they're paying, and if you ask or try to participate in the process, they push you aside. Finally, when you've sold half your metal (and reloaded the rest back into your car because you refuse to take their offer), you have to drive back over the scale, park in the front parking lot, get out of your vehicle, walk back into the same building, cash in your receipt, and "Say Cheese!" for the camera. The only time I can recommend going here is if Wall Recycling refuses to give you a good price on something, but just realize they're going to give you an even lower price, so don't waste your time.

Helpful workers that jumped right in when they seen me struggling a bit to pull out all my metal. Tore down an in ground pool for a customer took off the metal as part of my extra pay for the job.

Tried to recycle a catalytic converter that I switched out on my own truck. Called ahead. They told me I need the receipt from the purchase of my new catalytic converter. I brought that in and they told me my name has to be on the receipt. They didn't tell me that before they had me drive up there with my old catalytic converter. O'Reilly's doesn't print your name on your receipt. You should be honest with your customers and tell them what they actually need so they don't waste their time.

Best rates for scrap out metal, I come here everytime