Western Scrap Processing

       Craig Google Review

"Like I've heard said I'm Google Reviews before, they get one star because Google doesn't do negative stars. Where do I begin? Being the first customer of the day, I was first ignored for the first 15 minutes. Upon saying good morning I got nothing but a dour look, and the weighmaster was non-responsive when spoken to. They don't provide you with your ticket until after you go to cash out and when I was handed about 25% of what I know I should have gotten from over 12 years of experience, I questioned it and was greeted with hostility and aggression. I argued my point as I was given less than half, more like a third of my mis-classified material and then the way master tried to argue with me because he had lumped in some pretty thick number one insulated, with the CAT5 which was also Miss categorized and I was given 31 cents a pound, and then you tried to tell me that the thick wire wasn't mine though I was the first customer there and the only customer who had any wire into been so he has some difficulty arguing his point tried to claim it was only two buckets when it was three trying to say that I mixed it together and making every excuse not to pay me and then once he couldn't really argue with the truth he took it into the office with a bad attitude and I was greeted with more bad attitude and instead they gave me 41 cents a pound for what I should have paid around $2.20 by any respectable recycling yard. This is my first time dealing with these people but the unprofessionalism I encountered combined with the fact that they flat out ripped me off would make me warn anybody to stay far far away from these people because they're just no damn good. They're shady, they're unprofessional and they're belligerent. Upon proving my point I was instead given the dollar more and told not to come back even though I was polite and civil sticking to my guns which really angered them because I wouldn't engage. Bottom line is that that was a test run for this yard since I just moved into the area. Ordinarily I bring it into up to 10 grand worth of non-ferrous metals per week for recycling but first I was dip my toe in the water like I did today and I have to say hands down these folks failed every test and every way and I'm glad to say I will not be doing business with them in the future. I certainly warn everybody to stay clear of this scrap yard because these folks are unscrupulous, exercise piss poor business practices, and I used to getting away with it obviously. I thought a lot of this up in Denver these are the companies that prey on the homeless, and the inexperienced. I am certain that no professionals frequent this yard unless they just don't know any better, which many don't. If you are an organization that has trucks coming here I highly recommend that you try another yard and see the difference for yourself I'm sure that you're losing out on thousands every week. These aren't the kind of people who care what people think that's obvious. My first clue was listening to the lady on unicom spouting off at everybody that approached. When I was in the office and she was doing it the other one that was coaching her was making snide remarks about enjoying being a b**** and comments like that. I knew already what I was dealing with by that point. That's my review and I strongly suggest that if you have a choice in the matter to take your business elsewhere, I've never been screwed so badly by even the worst of the worst up in Denver and that's saying something."

       Scott Weidler Google Review

"100 lb aluminum sheet with less than an ounce of steel screws doesn't count as clean aluminum. Dropped off 1700 lb of aluminum and because there was a pound-and-a-half of steel with it they gave me half price and shorted me over $500 on the srap. I've got another 6000 lb of aluminum I need to scrap but this was the last time I ever take them materials."

       Don Carlson Google Review

"These people are rude as HELL. First time customer and they treated me like I was inconveniencing them and they were doing me some sort of favor by doing business with me.
1st time customer. LAST time customer."