Seriously great garden soil mix. Delivery and soil price is unbeatable. Highly recommend!read more

Fantastic experiences and I can't wait to make my next order! From my first interaction (over Yelp…read moremessaging), to pricing, to ordering, to delivery, every step of this process was great! Pricing is realistic, delivery affordable and reliable. I initially stumbled upon Diamond Street Recycling on Yelp (weird), I sent out a message and within hours Tifani was in contact and was welcoming with all my questions. After a few back and forth exchanges with prices and measurements I called to make an order! Tifani was great! I ordered and two days later I had my top soil delivered. Delivery day the driver called to let me know when he would arrive (I had a window of time). When the driver arrived we chatted briefly, I directed him where to put the top soil and he was out of there! Because of this great experience I want to make up new projects in my yard that will need Diamond Street's material.

I had a great experience , called yesterday morning and was taken care of by the late afternoon the…read morefollowing day , they came and picked up my no longer running car , towed it for free and gave me 150$, I was happy with that- and thankful for them to be able to do That for me , would recommend if you have a junker you don't care about anymore :)

This place is a complete hit and miss with service, yes, I get it that it's a junk yard, but all…read morethe others I have visted at least try to be somewhat consistent and have some level of customer service. Then there is Alec - first, this poor fellow just doesn't understand interpersonal interaction. Second, one never knows when he is telling the truth. This fellow is the stereotype of junkyard employee. If he would slow down to listen and actually communicate, and also actually be honest, he wouldn't have any problems. If you go there and Alec is at the desk or on the phone go somewhere else, but if you must have a part, then it would be worth it to just wait until you can talk to someone else.

Very very nice people. I had a great experience. They were so friendly and answered all of my…read morequestions!

From the owner: United Metals Recycling has been in business for 46 years buying scrap metal in the Treasure…read moreValley. Family owned by the Ekart family in its 3rd generation we are your 1st Choice for Quality Customer Service. Big or Small we can scrap it all let us make a Recycling Plan for your business or stop by one of our 8 yards.

I stop by here every couple of weeks to recycle my aluminum cans and other various metal for a…read morelittle cash. Pacific is l awesome because they let me donate whatever cash I get from them to the Humane Society. It's always a pleasure to drop in because the guys that work there always seem in a good mood and are really polite. I love what they're doing for our community. Do recommend.

Excellent recycling options instead of driving all the way out to the dump (including gas money to…read moreget there and paying them to take it). Make sure to check ahead on what they recycle. We took a metal shed down and they welcomed us with open arms. While you won't get rich recycling here, you are money ahead, extra money ahead if you live on the bench and don't have to drive far. Extremely simple. Drive in, get weighed, unload, get weighed, cash in. Done.

The 40 cents per can lady is cracking me up! Only two states give a whopping 10 cents per can, and…read moreit's etched in the top of the can! A handful of states give 5 cents per can. She must have thought in all other states it's 40 cents! LOL 40 cents PER/POUND is actually pretty good. These people can't be held responsible because of an others ignorance, inexperience, and lack of common sense. Something tells me she's not from Idaho. I use their services frequently and they are above and beyond helpful, courteous, and fair. The only negative is that they are not alchemists. They cannot turn your scrap metal into gold. But a little cash and keeping it out of a landfill is still good. Thank guys. See you soon.

Overall experience was . . . Disappointing. I'm fundraising for my school by collecting aluminum…read morecans. Their sign clearly says, "40 cents per can." I was excited. Disappointments: 1. False advertising. It's 40 cents per pound of cans. I made a whopping $2.50 for my school. 2. Hours. They close at 5. Gates locked. Very inconvenient. Missed them by 1 minute three days in a row. 3. Confusing drop off procedures. Wandered around with my cans until a nice lady helped me. 4. Gas + Time spent + false advertising = unhappy customer experience = won't be back.

Always super nice when I go to get bark or drop of trimmings . Great people. The prices are…read moreawesome for dropping off tree branches and way more convenient than driving to the dump.

Appreciate the crew at Treetop celebrating earth day today. I love the convenience of their…read morelocation and easy process.

I've probably driven passed Reuseum countless times not realizing what it was. Even when my…read moredaughter told me about it, I still wasn't convinced enough to make a visit. That all changed yesterday when we made a donation of quite a bit of electronic goods from my parents home. There are carts outside to leave your donations but make sure to follow the rules and guidelines online about what you can leave and what items like LCD screens and monitors have a fee for donating. Inside the Reuseum is a treasure trove of all sorts of electronic goodies from years past. If you're an electronic enthusiast, you will find yourself here for awhile reminiscing about the past and how much electronics has changed over the years. I happen to find two Polaroid cameras from the early 1960s and quickly snapped them up. If you're not looking for nostalgia but actually need a particular cable à la Fry's Electronics, you'll most likely find it here. Reuseum is a cool place and definitely warrants a visit if you have a fondness for all things electronically.

Bumping up to three stars. Good stuff, old stuff. Sometimes the only place to get good old stuff,…read morelike a VCR that may not be in perfect condition but it plays and the price is right. Original review was to make sure everyone knew that they don't take televisions or monitors or anything with a screen that creates a picture out of light. And if they do take them, they charge you plenty. Government rules they tell me. I hope most everybody's caught on by now. The thrift stores, St. Vincent in particular, will take smart devices only. The county dump will take all such devices, but if you want to do that for free, make sure it's the only sort of thing you have in the truck. Cannot do an electronics run and an ordinary trash run at the same time. Other than that, the Reuseum is kind of awesome.