Atlas Metal Recycling
Ceredo, West Virginia

I have been to this center numerous times, idk why I go back besides convenience.. the operator was very unprofessional and seemed to be more interested in his phone than he was doing his job, lots of missing scrap weight, things weighed under what I weighed at home, idk how 34 pounds of copper tubing turned into 12 pounds..I have had scrap weighed at home only to find out the scale at the recycling center had an "issue" which cost me 8 pounds of brass, 16 pounds of clean stainless 17 pounds of copper tubing and approximately 23 pounds of wiring. I guess they make their own weight depending on the operator. Somehow my brass was weighed wrong and my stainless wasn't added at all. Now those few bucks add up! I will NOT be returning.

Ordered a steering wheel for a car we had in inventory, good price and fair shipping to CA. Appreciate the service

People are very friendly and offer help when your there. Good prices too..

All the workers are great. Good prices and they will tell you if they are about to change. The manager is very helpful if you have questions about anything. I went there with a broken arm and a worker seen me and drove a forklift right up to my tailgate to assist me. Their scales are accurate. Just a good honest place.

Awesome it's better than Walmart Morris

Gave a good price for my scrap, and made it worth my drive. My first time there, and not easy to figure out where things go. The guy that helped unload really shouldn't be around customers, as he was rude, and irritated, and made no attempt to hide his contempt. Due to him, I think I would prefer going elsewhere in the future.

You better weigh your stuff BEFORE you go here! Boss man cheats the scale! For SURE! Location is convenient for the dope heads so they assume Everyone is one !!!!

Had 42 pounds of #1 copper, guy said I had #2, it was clean copper wire ranging from #12 to #8 , DO NOT GO HERE , RIPOFF. #1 insulated copper wire consists of wire or cable that is clean, unalloyed, uncoated or untinned. It needs to be plastic insulated, or a gauge thickness of 16 or larger, all ends being cut off, insulation does not need to be stripped. #2 Insulated Copper Wire This category consists of unalloyed copper wire with a gauge thinner than 16. This includes heavy, double or plastic insulation. Wirings from electronics, extension cords, and other gadgets are acceptable. Number 2 insulated wires usually have tin and nickel coatings.