Ryan Kneiba month agoFrom
I have been going to earth works for years and dont know why it took so long to leave a review. I have brought various grades and weights of different metals over the years and I have always walked away happy. I see alot of reviews that say "they gave me less rhen last time for the same amount" the scrap price for non ferrous and precious metals changes literally every day. That's why the fluctuation in pay out. Save your metal when prices are down and cash out when they rise. Just my 2 cents.
Travis Jonesa month agoFrom
I would give a zero star if it was possible. I haul a load of mixed of scrap on a Simi regular basis, so I know what I usually get for a similair load. Due to earthworks being open later I came here not the usual yard. This is the first time ever I have been told we will accept cast iron for free. Usually its $50-$60 a ton, which I had close to a ton of. So I decide to just leave some of my cast aluminum, and one dc motor. I had 78 lbs of 80% cast aluminum, along with a all aluminum radiator, and a copper radiator, and one dc motor. For this $12 other places would have given me closer to $40-$50. When questioned about his prices the owner got very short with me. I took my $12 dollars and told him I would never be back.
mark dumasa month agoFrom
I tried to recycle about a hundred pounds of 2 inch steel tubing last Saturday. Their employee wouldn't let me weigh what I brought in and had the audacity to tell me not to worry because they wouldn't charge me to drop off the tubing. Worst recycling center in spokane
