Employers and Employees all Good people, Consistent…read more service gets you in and out,, with competitive Prices, no hassles, great location,

I was looking for a company that could dispose of some very heavy equipment with dissimilar metals…read moreas well as electronics and wiring. I also needed a company that could be flexible to work within my project schedule and would be able to supply the heavy transport equipment to complete the job with a minimal amount of trips onsite. My initial contact when I called Forest Gate Recycling was Josh, he was very professional and after I provided him with the specifications of the equipment I wanted to scrape and the schedule he agreed to work with us and we mapped out the plan to make it happen. I could not be happier with the outcome of the project, the removal was completed on time without any issues, these guys do what they say and have the capabilities to handle even the largest of projects with ease...

After someone dumped tires on our property, we weren't sure how we could get rid of them. After…read moresome research, our neighbor found that the Lake County Transfer Station will take up to 5 tires, per resident, per year. The transfer station was well organized and the staff was friendly. At this time, they are only open on Tuesday & Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

After I got my 2004 Dodge Ram pickup painted I noticed a small piece of plastic passenger side…read morewindow sill trim missing. I called the body shop and they informed me that the piece disintegrated when they tried to remove it. Unfortunately for me this part is only available at the dealer as a part of a set which was almost $400.00. I called American Auto Salvage and the guy on the phone informed me that they had several Dodge pickups in stock and told me I could come by and look for it. When I got there I forgot to bring a screwdriver to removed the part but the guy at the counter loaned me one. I immediately found a pickup similar to mine which had the part I needed. Unfortunately as the painter told me it disintegrated just as he described. I was able to find another Dodge truck in fairly good shape and was able to get the part off successfully. I was told earlier at the office that there was a $20.00 minimum charge for parts which I happily paid. When I got home the part fit permit on my vehicle. I was very happy with my new friend at American Auto Salvage and will return whenever i need a used hard to find part for my vehicle.

I appreciate the expertise and friendly customer service of American Auto Salvage & Recycling. I…read morelike to recycle my cans and other household metal with my kids and I always get the best competitive price and service. They are easy to work with and family owned and operated-which I highly value.

I have been here 3 times in the last several weeks paying closer attention to the scale weights and…read moretype of scrap classification. They change weights and when you bring clean aluminum they classify it as breakage and rob you. I won't be back there are other options. Don't spend your time cleaning high-dollar metal thinking that they are going to give you an accurate or fair payment.

This place is hit or miss. It depends on who you get and if they know / like you. One day I brought…read morein a bunch of steel/tin shelving got $80. The next day I brought literally the same stuff (about the same amount) and got like 47. Just seems like a big gap. Today I brought in a bit of copper. half of it was bare bright copper tubing with walls more than 1/16 in thick... The kid counted it with my number 2 motor wire scraps. At the very least it should have been counted as number 1 copper. I spent the time cleaning all the thermal compound off with alcohol, sanded it, and made sure there was no sauder... and nothing to bitch about. I'm kinda upset about it. He always puts off this vibe like he has a problem with me or something. With the rumors floating around town about me lately... wouldn't surprise me. Who knows, Maybe they have weird standards... its hard to tell what the standards are considering they don't have sorting guidelines posted anywhere. Not online... Not at the site... It's all a big guessing game. If they go by general international standards... That pipe should have been #1 all day long. I didn't notice the receipt till I got home. Didn't realize I needed to keep an eye on people. I would have brought it up with the manager cause he seems like a nice enough guy. Then one day I brought in two 12ft steel pipes (I have a small suv) and they gave me the "unprepared" price instead of kindly asking me to take 1 nut and bolt off. I didn't think it mattered since they were the same type of metal. It was dumb... I could have unscrewed it by hand. Not terrible... could be better. I was kinda happy cause I got called a "regular" today. Unfortunately that was ruined when I got worked on my copper. I'm working on building a copper cell to grow 99.98% fine electrolytic copper plates. It will be interesting to see 1) If they will buy them 2) will they offer a fair price. Cause lets be honest, it takes engineering skill, electro-chemistry knowledge, time and electricity. I'm not doing it for free.

Since my apartment complex doesn't offer recycling - which is mind-boggling in 2012 - I searched…read moreonline and found a place where I can conveniently drop off my recyclables. This place is open 7AM - 3PM, Monday - Friday. There is a manned booth and right past that are several huge containers for depositing glass, plastic, aluminum cans, cardboard, paper, and magazines. Maybe someday they will accept aseptic packages *fingers crossed* As an aside, Bass Road is a pretty drive. It's quiet, you pass the whimsical buildings of Give Kids the World, and there is a park with toys & exercise equipment right across from the recycling center.

Have you been to a soap museum??? I have!…read more Went here a volunteer event. A lot of high school students were also attending the event. I enjoyed supporting this company with their goals to help support cleanliness and wash away issues like diarrhea who co is the number one cause of death for adolescents. The warehouse was clean and the coordinator was excited and truly enjoyed his work.

I love volunteering at Clean the World. The manager there - Michael - is so passionate about the…read moreorganization. I enjoy the tour he gives of the soap museum before volunteering. They always play great music and we keep busy the whole time. The organization is making such a huge difference in the whole world by recycling hygiene products that would otherwise just end up in landfills.

They are the best, filled a size 20 dumpster. We had them for 4hours and it was done, they know how…read moreto fill so everything would fit. If you tried to help they didn't want it. I would highly recommended the Junk Monkey. Thank you. B. B.

Great husband and wife team. Called them in a panic because I needed to clean out a rental property…read morethat was left with a lot of junk. They came our early the next day and were done in 15 minutes. Clean and professional, what more can you ask for. Price was extremely reasonable. Highly recommend Junk Monkey.

Since our neighborhood doesn't offer recycling, we were excited to know we can bring all of our…read morerecycling here for free. Located just down the road from Give Kids the World, it is pretty easy to find. Not only do they offer recycling but they also have a household chemical drop off. Keep in mind that they do Not except household trash along with a few other things. If in doubt call before going. The employees are very nice and will answer all of your questions. Happy recycling!