Rocky Mountain Recycling

Horrible customer service, every time I bring scrap there is a hassle on what section I should bring it to depending on which lazy employee decides to do their job. Employee Abraham is the most ignorant and rude individual I have ever met. Asked for a manager my last time going and waited almost an hour for «Toby» who never showed. Not worth your time or your money. This place has the worst customer service I have ever seen or dealt with.

Top notch prices and clean facility!

Long story short, they’re GREAT! What to know why… continue reading.
Quick tip: separate your copper, copper with solder, brass out in different containers. It’s WELL worth your time.
Ever scrapped anything before? I had not. I’ve been to a couple of different yards before with other people, and I pretty much decided long ago that I’d rather take things to a dump than cruise through a scrap yard.
As a homeowner, I started one of those never ending improvement projects, and I just ended up with way too much steel to not turn it in somewhere. After calling every yard I could find online, only one of them took steel for money, and they were jerks.
My neighbor has lived in town for 40 years, and he recommended checking this place out as they were friendly and always easy to get along with. They were.
Drive past the front of the well signed building, pull up on the scale, wait for the green light (meaning they’ve logged your license plate and your scale weight,) follow the road around back, chuck your stuff into a pile, drive around the front over the scale again, and again wait for that green light. Park, go inside, tell your plate number, show your ID, sign a paper saying that you didn’t steel the metal, get MONEY!!! Glorious, heavenly, money that you know you need just to break somewhat even from that project that’s been bleeding your dry.
Then roll directly across the street to their non-​ferrous metals (copper & copper alloys) site, and do this again with your buckets. Basically a 5 gallon bucket of copper is somewhere in the neighborhood of $ 100. Excited yet? Check it out for yourself, know what scrapping is all about, and how easy it really is.