Great easy people working aren't helpful and rude but at 10 cents a unit ok I will put up with itread more

Fast plastic bottle/can redemption. To expedite your return, separate plastic bottles and cans into…read moretheir own bag. Glass beer bottles must be in original cartons. No glass soda bottles taken.

Fast, team members friendly and knowledge They have baskets…read moreto sort your bottles, cans etc if you don't have them sorted already.

quick and easy! was going to go to another bottle redemption center but saw that they required you…read moreto sort bottles/cans by brand, which if you have a bunch of bottles is a pain. here though you just separate plastic from cans into big bags and they go right into machines, done in less than 8 mins if there isn't a line. if you have more than a grocery store's bottle redemption amount of bottles then this is your best bet, i have a lazy bf who didn't do his bottles for almost a year and this made it painless after coaxing him to go

I recycle my cans and bottles but never redeemed them at the grocery store because who has time to…read morestand there and insert one item at a time into the machines! Bring your bottles/ cans here and get your refund in less than 2 minutes! Sure you'll lose out on a few pennies but its definitely worth the lose because you're in and out in less than 2 minutes! I'm $7.50 richer!

Came here to scrap some metal. It was my first time ever doing this and it was pretty easy. Staff…read morehere was helpful and directed me where to unload and how to get paid.

There are many machines here, but this place can get busy so you may have to wait a couple minutes…read moreto get one. The thing I like most here is you can return just about everything vs some places where the machines only take returns on products they sell. They do provide carriages making it easy to bring in your returns. The staff are friendly, and always around to help.

Very professional no messing around take care of business. All I can say is you come and experience…read moreit for yourself. Staff is attentive.

Never in my life did I think I'd be giving five stars to a scrapyard. Feigenbaum & Nair is closer…read moreto me, but i dont care. Now that I've seen Liberty, it's well worth the trip to Bristol. Here's a list of what you get at Liberty that you don't get at their closest competitor. -The entire facility is on concrete, as opposed to mud with metal shards sticking out of it. Easier to navigate, safer for both you AND your truck, and you won't leave looking like you just ran a dirt track race. -The people are helpful, and understand if you're a bit of a newbie. The scale man kindly explained that all of my types of metal will be exchanged for tickets, which you then take to the office to receive payment. The people in the office were nice too, and answered my questions. -FAIR PRICING. I had a little bit of regular ferrous scrap, plus some copper. Walked away with $40, which was quite a bit more than I expected. Feigenbaum would have paid me less than half of that, I assure you. I'm not about to start a scrapping business, but when I come across large amounts of metal, it's going here from now on.

So happy I found Heck's Things and Things! It's a 2 floor building packed to the brim with…read moredifferent antique/vintage/secondhand items. I go there for a lot of my craft supplies as they have a huge selection of beads and tools. Not everything has pricing on it, so best to ask the employees. Only negative would be that it's a bit difficult to navigate and can be overwhelming by the sheer amount of items Their inventory changes often and they have everything from clothes, toys, old electronics, frames, jewelry, fabrics, to books, appliances, seasonal decor, and more. I've gotten many items from them over the last 2 years and always have a good time when visiting! (Also there's some great restaurants + cafes within a few minutes from them if you get hungry shopping) ;)

A quaint spot for sure, this is a multiple buildings with so many finds, a thrift store extreme…read morenear the middle of Berlin. After months we finally made a weekend stop at Heck's, a house wrecking spot stretching by between a house and barn. It's a quirky spot to poke around, but can be a gamble. We found jewelry, unique napkin rings, a fourth grade textbook in Polish, Indiana Glass, and a million coffee tables. The jewelry section upstairs was well-stocked, the book section upstairs was huge, but the music section was already poked through. Johnny Cash's Greatest Hits was missing from its CD case. Look before you leap, but enjoy the fun finds. The prices ranged from econo thrift to antique gallery, depending on the item, and the quality range the same. Restaurants, coffee, and Cole's Road Brewery are all nearby so this could be part of any itinerary you like.

Very clean and organized facility. It's so handy to back up to the dry roomy building especially…read moreif is raining Just grab a cart and load your metal into it out of the rain. Staff is always helpful and friendly and happy to answer questions. I have been to other scrap buyers where I have to park in the mud. Always a pleasure going to G&S.

I brought in some pipes to sell. I called a few times to ask for assistance on how to prep them for…read morethe best price. From the start, everyone I talked to was helpful. They gave me a fair price and I was in and out in about 15 minutes. Those guys were hustling the whole time and I was not the only one there. Very efficient, clean parking lot and so helpful. Make sure you pull around back if you have something to sell. I will be taking all my metal scrap to them.