My experience with Always Buying Scrap Inc. was extremely unprofessional…read more I called to ask about selling catalytic converters and was immediately treated like a scammer. The woman on the phone started asking a series of questions about "paperwork," who I worked for, and whether I was a mechanic shop instead of simply answering a basic pricing inquiry. A few minutes later, my father called and asked to speak with a manager. Despite previously being told that a price could be given with the serial number, the manager spoke very quickly, in a confusing and roundabout manner, and continued treating my father like he was doing something wrong simply for asking about pricing. At most other scrap yards or catalytic converter buyers, you can provide the serial number or send photos by text or email and receive a general price estimate. That's standard practice in the industry. Instead, we were essentially told we would need to drive all the way there just to inquire about value, only to be casually told it might be worth around $100. This is not how professional businesses treat potential customers. The communication was dismissive, unhelpful, and unnecessarily suspicious. I would strongly recommend other sellers call around before dealing with this company.

From the owner: Get the best scrap prices and a simple, courteous experience. We accept all types of ferrous and…read morenonferrous metals. We proudly serve the public, as well as commercial, and private customers, including homeowners and businesses, at our location 6 days per week. Our services include containers for commercial accounts as well as the brokering of recyclables, including copper, brass, aluminum, steel, manganese, and lead-acid batteries.

This place is a dream come true for people like me looking for that odd ball piece of steel. Also…read moreI am blown away at how nice and knowledgeable everyone working there was. Can't wait to come back when I have more projects.

Their prices on new(?) steel and their variety of recycled material is wonderful. It's a sculptor's…read moredream.

It may be a little intimidating at first but there is an area to the left of the entrance which is…read morefor consumer electronics, which is the main reason an average joe ought to be going here. There's also places for fluorescent tubes and such.

So I doubt many people think to rate a waste spot but if you have to go you should know what to…read moreexpect. It can be confusing! However, here's a pro tip if you are going to dispose household trash you can make the first left after you enter. Several, employees will help you out your waste in the right locations. You can take cardboard, plastic, electronic, paint, and metals. I may be missing some items but it's a quick way to properly dispose of items.

These guys have great prices on preowned computers. Have taken care of me on more than a few times…read moreI've visited. Would continue to buy my computers there, as well as get them serviced. Only con is the place is as clean as a car mechanic shop.

Over the past couple years, I've purchased computers and laptops thru Triangle Ecycling…read more Everything is great quality and the people are very helpful. Even got a little credit for some old outdated electrical stuff that would have ended up in the garbage. Before I shop for a new computer I will always check here first.

I assisted an automotive repair shop with arranging appointment dates for service. Clean Green…read morerepresentative Andrew contacted me shortly after I sent the online application. We settled on a day the following week. On the day of the appointment, the service trucks failed to show up and I was left having to explain myself. I decided to wait until the following day to contact Clean Green. I contacted Andrew, who explained to me that their truck driver was out on sick leave. Completely understandable. We pushed dates to next week. The antifreeze pickup came by on the appointed date and picked up some of the waste. Oil was the primary reason for arranging the appointments, so the service driver that day confirmed with his sources that the oil pickup will happen the following day. We waited and as usual, time passed with no service. We decided to hold off until the end of the week to see if they were just lagging on the schedule, since it is a holiday weekend following Good Friday. I contacted Andrew on Friday and ended up rescheduling for pickup the following week. If you're in desperate need for waste fluid pickup and reside outside of the Triangle city limits, this will not be the service to use. I am not sure how quickly they provide service to those who reside within the city limits, but in my case service was slow and troublesome. I believe, miscommunication played a large role in failing to convey the urgency of my needs for service and the lack of communication thereof, almost lead me to think they didn't care about appointments, but I will give them the benefit of doubt and wish the driver quick recovery.