They have good price but there super rude and don't have good customer service I had went down…read morethere and they kept making rude remarks mumbling, being rude

Honest, but unorganized. Parking is a clusterf**k. No order…read moreto sorting or redemption, just a mad rush and cars everywhere. Can't deal with the anarchy.

I have gone to a few recycling places around town. This one has the nicest & most helpful people,…read morebest pricing & gets you in & out quickly & easily. What more could you want? Coming down Oakdale towards Sylvan, take the last driveway before Sylvan on the back side of the convenience store a few hundred feet.

THEY DO NOT RECYCLE EWASTE CRV ONLY…read more they do not accept ewaste any longer - nothing else to say but yelp requires 85 characters...

I recommend Jesus Recycling, it is a family owned business. The gentleman that has consistently…read morebeen there when I bring my recyclables, is friendly and always helpful. When I come by myself, he helps me get the round bins (I cannot lift them), and he helps me put the recyclables in the bins. He is very helpful and I appreciate this. I feel the rate is fair and he is helpful. That's a win in my book!

Open Sundays! Quick, easy and efficient. Took cans, glass and plastic bottles. Downtown Modesto.read more

Great customer service. Wonder people and hardworking Great…read moreenvironment and donuts on Saturdays

i would strongly recommend Modesto Junk for your recycling metal. they are organized and the…read moreemployees are very helpful in getting you through the process. they pay top prices.

Very good service, nice employees, fast service, I was there today to cash my cans and bottles and…read moreit was a very good time. Thank you

Said closed at 5 online got there 4:35 dude was packing up shop said they close at 4:30 more mad at…read morethe site stop giving wrong info Damn

Very nice and friendly. The guys the work there try to keep everything clean they also have water…read morefor you to rinse your hands after you're done with your recycling.

We've been doing business with Jim for quite some time now. His prices are fair and we don't feel…read morelike we're being ripped off on our weights. Very professional and friendly through and through. As with any recycling center, if you have a mix load of scrap metal that includes non-ferrous and ferrous metals, let the employee know and they will make sure you get paid correctly for your material. We always let Jim know whether or not we have tin or iron in our load and he pays us accordingly. I would highly recommend Jim Newell's Iron and Metal to everyone.

Just stopped by the new location on 213 Empire Ave. Jim Newell was there and he was oblivious to…read morewhere lead or even iron was. After asking another employee to help me I wanted to buy some metal. I brought it to the front, but Jim came back in 3 times where I was cutting the metal and made me move it. Then he gave zero help and was micro-managing all his employees. Jim was a real jerk to me and treated me second class because I didn't want to buy 100 dollars worth of metal. Rude, crude and too involved dude! Thinking of trying Go Green recycling or that other place down Yosemite near the town of Empire. Don't waste your time at the new location, it was much better when Jim was sitting in the office shining a seat with his ass. Jim Newell.....f... the customer, I've gotta show him/her I'm in charge of this place. Please Jim, just drink some tea or something....

They were so nice and helpful. I needed some card board for my daughter's school project and I was…read more willing to pay but they let me have it for free. Just their costumer service in general was amazing. Thank you!

It's usually a pain to go all the way here, but I can't stand that the city won't take paper and…read morecardboard recyclables from apartments. Or the apartment owners are grinches or something. I usually go very early in the morning and the amount I recycle from our small household doesn't warrant payment. It takes me about five minutes to drive right up to the small dumpster as close as I can, open my trunk, and the throw in all the little papers and cardboard pieces. The employees usually leave me be, and they will come out and help me unload my trunk on occasion. I'm guessing if I tried to get money for recycling, my experience would be different. The address says it's in Modesto, but it's basically in Ceres.