My valid mobile ID wasn't sufficient to receive my payment of less than $20. They say it's due this…read moretheir camera. That's why they made human beings. Skip this place.

From the owner: Tulsa's Only Drive-Thru Indoor Recycling Center. Industrial Roll-Off Service. We offer solutions…read morefor your manufacturing needs.

I sold a bunch of scrap metal that a tenant left at a rent house. I got $200 for it! It was very…read moremuddy there though. Best not to go after a rain.

I found them from a picture of their yard that I saw on Facebook market. I gave them a call about…read moreseveral Cougar parts cars I saw that I was interested in. I spoke to Bruce, the owner, & because I was coming from Kansas City, about 4hrs away, we agreed on a price if the parts were in good condition & if they were in poor condition. The weather was very warm for it being January in Oklahoma, & his worker, Mitch was a great help. He showed me where the cars were located & even where they had put parts that they had already removed from the cars. I found the parts I came for as well as some other parts that I had on my wish list. All the parts I bought that day were in very good condition. I've visited a lot of parts yards over the years & Frailey's vehicles were complete & in pretty decent shape. I wish they sold whole cars, because they have a complete rust free 73 Bronco that doesn't have a title but is in pristine condition. I understand their reasoning behind not selling them but its sad to see such a nice car having to be parted out. Their yard is small & could be organized a little better to make it easier to get around the vehicles, & they could use some gravel to help on rainy days with the mud. But that takes time, effort, and spending a little bit of money. All in all they have a nice yard & they should seriously consider charging patrons an entry fee. Their parts prices are far better than any yard I've visited & because they buy quality cars to began with, their parts are easily a grade "B" condition wise.

service requested i…read morestopped by the electronic recycling center to request if i'd be able to recycle any of the used electronic items i'd accumulated, including a couple aaa batteries, a broken razor kit, and a frayed extension cord. quality and price the service was excellent, with the worker there greeting me before i'd even knocked. and further, she politely provided me the information that all the items could be recycled, though battery recycling comes with a charge by the pound, whereas recycling the other items i'd requested is free. thus, i'm waiting until accumulating more batteries or one large battery to return and request the pay by the pound battery recycling.

From the owner: Natural Evolution is an E-Steward/ISO14001 Certified Electronics Recycling Company. We are…read morecommitted to providing a responsible, audited recycling solution from beginning to end.

They were wonderful. We needed a dumpster delivered and the price was great and the daily price was…read moreunbelievably great! I'd use them again if needed and would recommend them if anyone was looking for their service.

Terrible customer service. Had trash pickup for years but for the past two weeks will not pick up…read moresaying the bin wasn't out but it was 5ft from the road, where it has always been with no issue.

I take everything that can be recycled to the Met recycle center located at 11th and Cincinnati in…read moredowntown Tulsa. I usually go about once per month. I take all glass, aluminum, plastic, and cardboard there to be recycled. They also take newspapers, magazines, batteries, electronics, and basically everything except appliances. You pull up and the staff helps you unload everything and helps you place each item in its proper recycle location. The staff is very friendly and they work very hard. I'm just one person, but I am doing my part to divert trash from our landfills and to cutdown on the demand for raw materials that our nation badly needs. They are open 7 days per week until high noon.