I loaded 8 burglar bars, heavy duty, gained muscle and strength onto my truck. Drove 41 minutes and…read morewas happy with the overall experience. I went for the C&D experience and I knew I wasn't going to get hundreds nor thousands for my items. All I wanted was the $2 bills for my money collection. I arrived surprisingly happy that the cars behind me gave me enough space while I had my tailgate down while driving relatively slow. That's a rarity when I have my tailgate up. Right when you take a right on SW Plaza you'll go down a curving road right smack dab into the cul-de-sac of C&D Metal and a vehicle impound lot. You'll see lots of cars parked in the cul-de-sac and a long line waiting for the "vehicle storage". Keep on trucking along into the C&D Metal yard. You'll see a hut with a young lady in it, you'll need to give her your driver's license, license plate id, the description of the items, and your address. Step out of the vehicle for this, she will make no effort. Are you new? Are you new? ARE YOU NEW HERE? You'll be slammed with this repetitive question if you are new to C&D. I couldn't get away from it. Now the lady in the hut may misinform you on where you need to go next. I was told to go to lane 1 inside the warehouse and that's where I met José. José, a very friendly Hispanic man that's very helpful and very detailed in helping customers on what to do next. Are you new? Are you new? ARE YOU NEW HERE? If that's not obvious enough, yes I'm new; José. It's my first time! Drive around past the hut, to the long blue scale, wait for the green light and proceed to the junkyard. I weighed at 4000. Verde ding! I met José and a massive pile of scrap, it was as tall as the sky. I offered to help, José unload; but he said he got it. That's just my personality. I made sure José didn't throw my walking sticks out as he didn't. Next you'll drive left of the warehouse to the next long blue scale. I weighed at 3620. Verde, ding! Park in the front and go to the door that's open. Here you will see a dark, dimmed, and rigged up counter. Where you'll not be able to see the cashier at all. It's a one-way mirror, reflective on side and transparent on the other. Is this a police interrogation?! The cashier was so friendly, she expressed how she wishes her customers could see her. There's a process you'll need to do before you get handed $2 bills. She'll ask you to take a picture through the webcam, scan your fingerprint, and sign. You'll need to do this, TWICE. For your records and theirs. Then she'll ask how you want your money, $2 bills or regular payment. I want what is advertised on the commercials and website. There you'll get a receipt, your payment, and a card to use again if you decide to come back. Are you new, Are you new, ARE YOU NEW HERE? The overall experience was outstanding! I will be back. The new location off of Reed Rd, will be more convenient and gas cost effective for me. It's opening Spring 2024 or sometime in 2024.

I store my metal /aluminum/copper for a yearly trip to scrap recycling yard. You do this to keep…read moreTexas beautiful not for the money. Compared to other operations, this is a better layout & staff is just a little bit kinder. That's my two cents.

Oh boy. I used to come here often when it first opened. I know life is hard during CoVid19…read morepandemic. But come on, have some consideration to your customers. But there is only one way in and one way out. That means you have to wait for the trucks at household dump to be cleared before you can move forward. Yikes. On a Saturday afternoon right after the new year, I finished my plastic and paper recycling. Then, proceeded to exit. But the one and only line has not moved for 30 minutes. Because there were only 4 stalls for household recycling. I saw another way below the ramp to household recycling. But it says do not enter. They should have another person direct traffic to ease our pain.

This is our go to place for recycling when we can't find a location nearby or if the recycling…read morefacility is taking a break, like during hurricane season, and it is our annual place to drop off our chopped up Christmas tree in January. Even before the pandemic, it was organized and easy to navigate. One just drives up, shares zip code (while masked), and shares what you're hoping to recycle. The helpful and kind staff tells you which bin and how to place it in the container. It can seem overwhelming the first time, but once you've been there more than once, you'll get an idea of all that can be recycled i.e. trees, furniture (but call to ask what kind), oil, cardboard, glass, aluminum, etc (check their website to be sure). *Be sure to bring an gas or water bill with you to verify residence* It's usually a fast and efficient trip. I don't know about you, but once I get rid of something I have been wanting to get rid of for a while, I feel relieved. I always leave this place feeling relieved. Thank goodness this place exists.

I got junk. You got junk…read more Just bring other people's junks here. This company pays for these metal junks. I was so excited to see Southwest Metal Recycling is right in my reach. It's conveniently located next to Southwest Freeway 59/69 feeder road. I have to drive from Bissonnet to make a turn at Honeywell near Chevron gas station. Right turn on Ronda Lane. This facility is on the left. The rule is simple. Bring the metal junk on a truck or SUV, not sedan or anything pretty. The pavement is really rough inside. Lots a puddles and dips. Your pretty cars will get muddy in no time. Drive to the check in station and get the vehicle weighed. Then, go drop off the junk at the pile as directed by the employee. Finally, drive back to weighing station to complete the transaction. Woohoo. I got paid $4.20 for bringing some junk that my contractor wanted throw out.

I just came here for the first time and won't come back. They told me my stuff was only 80lbs and i…read moreknow for a fact it was almost 100. Rip off. I will not come back. Plus they don't answer the phone or take my ID so i feel they are going to pocket the difference in weight for themselves. Crooked. Wont come back.

Use this place for the first time this week, I used to use the Tomball place on 2920 but they are…read moreclosed now. They where quick and helpful and the the price was decent. I will be using them again.

I phoned ahead to make sure they took the kind of major, heavy appliances I had. They did, I went…read moreover, the oven and refrigerator that my nephew and I wrestled into the truck were adroitly yanked out with care (no scraping across my truck bed) by just one (1) of their workers and hoisted onto a scale. A few extra bucks in my pocket later and we were off to the nearby Waffle House. No muss, no fuss, we got paid a little to deliver it ourselves instead of paying a lot for someone to cart it away, and everyone we met at Spring Scrap Metal Recycling was enthusiastic and kind. 5 Stars all the way!

Spent the entire day looking for a recycling center for commercial use. Who knew it would be so…read morehard. Pete Cole from Recycling Solutions made everything easy! He was so willing to help out, and I was able to responsibly recycle all of our paper waste from the office. Thanks Pete!

From the owner: Commercial & industrial recycling services. Free Consultation and site visit. We buy bales or bulk…read moreof cardboard, plastic and scrap metal. Assist with excess inventory. We rent recycling equipment; balers, compactors and pre-crusher for bulk wood reduction. Assist with electronics, computers, paint waste, etc.

Staff courteously directed me to right spot. Upon opening the trunk, they quickly removed an…read moreeco-tank printer for recycling. Close location to home made the process a quick one.

They are generally excellent, but I went there this morning, June 29th, 2026, around 10:30 am and…read morethey were closed!

I'm very appreciative they offer free shredding! There is a line and bring some cash to tip the…read moreguys helping you unload!

Vanish, offers free paper shredding every Friday from 3:00p to 4:00p. It's on a first come basis…read more There are people there to help you unload. Also, the guys work for tips, which is really great since you're not paying to have your documents shredded.