the gentleman here is always so helpful when I go in. He taught myself and my nieces the system he…read moreuses and they just love can day. He always chats with us and asks us all how we are doing, it makes it a fun trip instead of a chore.

Rick C. Methuen, Ma I…read moretoo have used ARC many times over the years. They make you use the trays until you get to know them. They are the victims of cheating as well. I bring in the clear bags they will provide, {sometimes they can be on the sticky side}. Always double check the eligibilty and count for accuracy and provide them with a written count of cans, plastic and glass. Just a little prep beforehand, and it all goes very smoothly. There are three different people I have dealt with there and if you establish trust with them, it can be a satisfying experience.

Great experience, good pricing, easy drop off and pay, and very friendly service. Brought them…read morescrap copper from my roof replacement (which the roofer had happily offered to dispose of for me for my "convenience"). Will recommend to friends.

Great place, friendly owner. i scrap a lot as a plumber but i started saving and making the trip to…read morenashua when i visit family.

Just got back from my first visit and I have nothing but positive things to say. The woman who…read moreassisted me was very friendly when I was on my way in and way out and the same was true for others that were in and out when I was there. I had a few trash bags of mostly local microbrews and didn't know how many cans, but there's plenty of room on a couple of side tables to empty the bags and fill up their plastic case-sized can holders. It was way more cans than I expected and it's only 1/3 of what I have at my house, so let's just say I'm not proud of myself! I also saw a truck unloading out back, so that's probably an option if you have large volume.

Sometimes the Hilda's of the world need to be balanced. Why did it matter that those you perceived…read moreto be rude to you were also Asian? You are aware that the Asian continent has 48 nations? Maybe they were Israeli or Armenian or Russian. It is suspected that in this case, the perception was informed by the racism of the observer.

I used Rosengard to move a few rooms of furniture 30 miles. It went well, with the movers arriving…read morealmost on time and then not breaking anything. It was a hot, sweaty day and everything happened with no surprises. I'm not sure about their $80 fuel surcharge, though. They drove a truck which wasn't huge maybe 70 miles, so they couldn't have used more than 12 gallons of diesel. If the fuel surcharge is because diesel is $3/gal more than it used to be, why is the surcharge not $35 or 40? That's my only complaint and it's not a big one. I'd be glad to use them again.

Stay away! Don't let them rip you off they did me Stole…read moreclothes jewelry and accessories

I sold my old OEM catalytic converter to Westford Metals and they gave me a very fair price, which…read moreI know because I had my CC quoted by another metal recycling company in the area. Also, Damon from Westford Metals made the experience really easy by giving me the quote after I texted him a few pictures and serial numbers off of my catalytic converter (the other place made me bring it in to get a quote). When I arrived at Westford Metals, they honored the quote, paid me cash, and were friendly. I highly recommend giving them a call to get an estimate of your goods before selling it to another recycler.

Wry easy to drop metal off. There is a 24 hour drop just before the gate. I dropped off an old…read morefiling cabinet. Go into the entrance all the way to the back left and you will see the drop off point. No need to go through the gate.

As a random, visibly pregnant woman, I *really* wasn't looking forward to how I would be treated…read morewhen I went to recycle the old wheels from my car--but at the same time, I'd made too much money recycling my previous old set of wheels just to leave them at the tire place for disposal. Therefore: into the breach once more. I was pleasantly surprised, however, by my experience at HH&M. I selected them because they were the least condescending when I called to ask what they were offering for aluminum--and sure enough: when I got there, I got the same price-per-pound that I'd been quoted over the phone, & the guy who weighed the rims (possibly the owner?) was perfectly respectful and friendly. He got a photocopy of my ID, I got cash, everybody was happy. So far I seem to go through wheels on this car about every 4 years, so I hope HH&M is still around in 2020. Recycling here was a way, way more pleasant experience than when I recycled my first set of rims back in Oakland.

Been doing business with them for years, I too weighed my scrap and hit all three yards in the area…read moreon the same day, HH&M offered the best, most accurate price of any local scrap yard. 121

This store is under new ownership (apparently again, as this is recent). The owner is very…read morefriendly, and helpful. Her staff follow her lead, and they are all so very helpful, and their follow-up is fantastic. They're just as friendly whether I make a purchase, or let them know I'm just curious. Specifically - Last March, I was in the market for a new serger. I had done a lot of research, checked out some other stores, and then came in here with a list of questions to see what they might say. I am THRILLED with my purchase (I bought the Babylock Accolade, which is a combination Serger/Coverstitch). Before I'd even completed the purchase, they were encouraging me to sign up for lessons, and even waived the fee for the 1st class. I've now had 3 or 4 lessons, 2 more scheduled so far, and the staff continue to be both helpful & informative. The instructor is very knowledgeable in sewing, embroidery and sergers (my coverstitch is coming up - but I expect she'll be great with that, too). Realizing that the inventory of any store is limited by space, this store carries quite a varied inventory, including Babylock, Brother & Juke. They have sewing machines, quilting machines, embroidery machines (single & multi needle), sergers, and even a higher end Brother Scan n Cut. They carry a modest selection of fabric, a large collection of embroidery thread, embroidery software, and more presser feet, tools, kits, notions and other stuff that I cannot even remember it all. They now have a loyalty program, and it looks like you get to spin a wheel if you spend more than $50 in one purchase. It looks like fun! You can also find them on Facebook, and they're doing new things all the time. They love customer interaction!! Now for a more serious side note - this time for the disabled. My adult daughter is completely dependent, in a wheelchair & non-verbal (though she understands what is being said, and has a killer smile!). When they see us at the door, they rush to open the door for us. While in the store, ALL the staff has taken time to greet my daughter and ask her questions (my daughter can communicate through facial expressions). They have taken the time to learn her name, and they greet her by name. If there is something we cannot reach or access, someone is right there to cheerfully give us a hand. After any class, when I need to push my daughter's chair AND pull the trolly with my machine, the owner herself has taken the trolly right out to our van! I know I often jump up on an ADA soapbox when something is wrong, and then pick apart even the smallest of things. Here is one of the few opportunities I have to be quick to point out where people are just doing it all right. I am seriously impressed with their service and their attitudes, and my daughter loves this store and the people!

Nice place and kind people! Very knowledgeable. They offer classes aswell. Parking is available…read morefree parking i highly recommend this place.

Small probably mostly does jewelry, went for saw, directed me to Lawrence store to find saw, lots…read moreof musical equipment

Mind you I work for a metal plating company that specializes in silver and gold . We have machines…read morethat's cost a pretty penny to tell you what the base material is all the way to how much metals are i not . Cu, AG, Au . So I know my stuff was legit . I was told I had to wait for the "expert " When I told her my coffee pot was not being sold for scrap .things went down hill quick . She ground one spoon down was talking to the other guy in Spanish . Then comes back and throws my stuff at me stating it's no good and to leave . I must admit I'm not the crackhead/junkie they deal with on a daily basis . I just asked a simple question no need to be treated like that .:Update the owner actually decided to text me after my yelp review . So again. If your looking for crackhead prices and being treated like shit tuis is the place for you