I arrived one minute before they closed, I hade a trailer full of steel and a truck full of copper…read moreand brass. They opened the gate for the drive on scales and this started the adventure, I weighed in and I went and dumped the steel, ran back around and weighed again, now on to weigh the other metals. Now remember this was one minute before closing. The gentleman came over and started weighing all the other metals that I brought, finally done, elapsed time 45 minutes past closing, paid on-site and on my way. Talk about customer service! This company rocks! Remember 1 minute before closing! Thank you!

I am a lead technician for a local hvac and low temp mechanical company…read more I sent one of our apprentices here with accumulated scrap from jobs because it was close in proximity and on a Saturday. They paid only for steel pricing because a small condensing unit and air handler had steel caging on the units. However, there was also some raw copper and motors that this place refused to separate and pay as such. We will not being any business with this company moving forward as this is complete laziness and a rip off. We normally use Deer Valley recycling located on I-17 and Deer Valley rd because they are honest and will weigh everything separately and pay accordingly. Also a lot less junkies with shopping carts etc at Deer Valley. Don't waste your time with revolutionized recycling, they will rip you off and treat you like a crack head.

This is the best place to save the planet by recycling your cans or scrap metal. The staff are…read morefriendly and really make you feel important and valued as a customer.

I rarely post reviews but here goes. This is a family owned business and I got top $$ for my…read moremetal! Not only do you get paid top $$ you can also find anything metal that you need or want! Very reasonable on prices. This will be my new go to for metal needs

Fair Pricing and Honest Scale Weighs. Today, entirely by happenstance, I had the occasion to meet…read more Mr. Ryan, one of the owners (he's married so the wife is the real boss as any married man knows) who is one of the nicest, most straightforward and forthright men I have ever met in my seventy-one years, and I have met many a man. (He also has 6 kids, six, to feed and clothe and house and care for; so in addition to his Fair Pricing and Honest Scale Weighs, going forward I will do my business with none other than Fast Cash Recycling). "Family owned and operated recycling yard. Located in south Phoenix off 27th ave on Lincoln St. just south of Van Buren. We're quick, We're honest and We're open 7 days a week!" - from online, the key word here is Honest. And they are. - Robert Caldwell 9/19/24

Horrible service. Went in to recycle cans and the guy tried to cheat me out of 3 bags of can…read more Definitely will not be going back. Be aware of the tweaking workers.

Squared away good place to do business. Easy access fair pricing…read moreEmployees helped me unload

I be been going to Snowman since they were at the river bottom in Tempe.Great guys best prices in…read moretown.I went to American recycle here in Chandler one time I was treated like meth head criminal.Go to Snowman they treat you like a customer should be treated

Yes, the best can recycling place. They were friendly and pay the most. Sure, it's a large,…read more dirty place and my only complaint is the strong perfume smell in the office. Drives my allergies crazy! It's a scrap yard and I could see it being a muddy mess if, and when, it ever rains here.

I went to go sell some aluminum cans and didn't expect their price to be .40¢ per pound. If you…read morewant a better price go to any other place for that This is also the first junkyard where I had to have my index finger or any other finger be scanned and put in their records.

My wife and I just closed on our home here in Peoria. The previous homeowners were snowbirds. I'm…read moreguessing they did not want their backyard overrun with weeds. On top of the native soil in the backyard, they laid down a few sheets of thick black plastic. On top of that plastic sheeting, they laid down 3" - 6" of brown gravel. I contacted a couple contractors and hauling companies who wanted anywhere from $900 to $2,800 to remove the gravel + a dump fee. F that! Now that my wife and I came to the conclusion that we not only don't have $2,800 lying around at our disposal but even if we did - we certainly wouldn't be paying someone else to haul out this gravel for us. So... now that we decided we were going to commit ourselves to this kind of manual labor - where in the hell are we gonna dump all this fricken gravel?! I called the City of Peoria who suggested I call the City of Glendale and talk to their landfill. So I called their landfill and the ady who answered said - we could take it for you, but why not go to Dirt 101? It's closer to you AND it's cheaper! Dirt 101, you say? ...never heard of 'em. So I looked them up and called their number. The nice woman who answered said - of course we'll take it! $15 for as much as you can squeeze into the bed of your truck! SOLD! So my wife and I put ourselves through the ringer and loaded up these totes by hand in the backyard. Since we don't have a small bobcat or skid steer, that meant shoveling each tote and hauling it out to the truck... by hand. ughhhh. Needless to say, it has been a long morning. Fast forward....so Dirt 101 is conveniently located right on Northern Ave. just a couple of miles off the 101. You can't miss it. There is a large sign right at the gated entrance that says DIRT 101. It's also more or less across the street from the landfill / recycling area. So, you pull up to the entrance, cough up your 15 bucks and the woman points you were to go. I owe them an enormous apology because I misinterpreted her first set of directions for me. I ended up dumping the first load near the concrete section much sooner than Area # 1 as I was told. Ughhh... sorry everyone! So we repeated the process and headed out for our second load when a nice gentleman saw us and corrected us. It is sort of confusing as you're essentially surrounded by piles of dirt, asphalt, gravel and concrete. So once he showed me where we SHOULD be dumping our load of gravel - we were on the straight and narrow. So to everyone at Dirt 101 - I apologize for dumping my first load in the incorrect area! We are about a third of the way done and will definitely be back to Dirt 101. I would highly highly highly recommend them for all your material recycling needs. DO NOT dump your shit out in our deserts!! DO NOT destroy the native habitats! Dirt 101 is an awesome business with friendly people who will gladly take your materials for a nominal fee. I would not hesitate to recommend them to my family, friends or fellow Yelp'ers!

Always very nice and polite workers and a great service they provide! Absolutely can't beat the…read moreprice and convince of dirt 101!

I was looking for a recycling center that accepts soda cans, soda glass bottles and plastic water…read morebottles. This place only accepted my soda cans. They just don't accept plastic or glass bottles here. This place looks like a dump but the customer service is very fast and efficient. Most of the workers here are Spanish speaking so hopefully you can make out what they tell you. My Spanish is Sykes rusty so I only understood 5% of what they said. All in all, this was a pleasant experience. Obviously, you're not gonna get rich by recycling anything but it does give you some pocket change to maybe buy a lottery ticket or two. I don't recall what the exact redemption value was for bringing in your unwanted cans for cash but I got around 50 cents for maybe 1.5 lbs of soda cans. Almost enough for a $1 lottery scratcher. The workers here will unload your trunk for you and weigh it all and than give you the proper amount of money. Fast service and you don't even need to lift a finger besides opening your trunk that is. I'm from Hawaii and back home, you can actually pay a utility bill or cell phone bill with your recycling money. Not here in Phoenix, it's a totally different process here so I'm gonna start trashing all my recyclables instead. Hope this helps my fellow planeteers!!

I have used this facility for years. Nice people and you get paid for the various materials…read more Usually get enough to pay for gas, so it is all good.

Two years ago had a little mid-com on their hours and got frustrated about driving the distance and…read morethey were never open... but it turns out their signage just wasn't bold enough for all to see when they are so busy.. and folks most places are busy for a reason.. Ever go to a Chinese restaurant right at noon on a Saturday and hear crickets?? There's a reason! No dogs barking or cat sounds from the kitchen Thk-U-Vry-Much!! Moving forward--current day still ride along for scrap recycling and this place by far has best prices, doesn't seem to be down with the "stolen catalytic converters" (ethics matter), and have their sh*t together on "who" they are dealing with. One can't totally be *fool-proof* but you can tell when a business owner/manager has common sense when a client walks into their business. It's nice to know shady people that are looking to do business are still turned away. AZ has enough problems.. go someone else.. hey how about west a lil... there's room now ;)

Literally called and asked twice how much for INSULAted #1 copper and was told $2.38 a pound. I got…read moreto site and had small amount of aluminum wire and romex wire so I sorted it out in 3 sections ... The copper i had was 90% #1 as it was 12 gauge or larger and 10% of pieces here and there was 18 gauge so #2... You have to use a 35 gallon yard trash can to put on scale . My aluminum was 10 pounds / my romex was 8 pounds and my copper was 35 pounds . As the scale is right in front of my face ... when I get my receipt which was only $49. It shows the following: 1) aluminum wire .20 a pound @ 5 pounds = $1... I KNOW ITS ONLY ANOTHER $1 but I had 10 pounds .. she took off 5 pounds for using her bucket 2) romex was originally 8 pounds @ .70 = $5.60 which was the only one I wasn't screwed on. 3) which makes me so mad. I had originally 35 pounds of #1 insulated copper and a little #2. After I organized everything I had half a bucket full of copper and she herself even says "o you have #1 and some #2 in there " okay... the receipt says #3 copper @ $1.75 a pound (ripped me off .70 a pound already) AND IT SHOWS 24 pounds on top of that... so she steals .70 a pound and steal 11 pounds off the top... All together I should have around $95-$100 and I got 50% of that ... DONT GO HERE ...