Ok, not as organized for a first time visit! The entrance is to the far left of the green fence! As you turn in, you will see the scale to your right! As long as it is completely clear ( no vehicle's ) on it, drive in bring the front of your vehicle near the loud speaker's on the left and right! And wait once the lady tells you that your good, all steel and general metal scrap goes to the left in a pile!! Dump that first! If you have copper, brass, or aluminum before you back up to the building near the garage door, you will have to go back in the scale first for the scrap metal! Then, once they say your good! Then you can pull over to garage door to get your money inside, that is if you don't have any other stuff like the copper and brass n all.. If you do there are a couple of people there that will get your copper brass or aluminum and put it in a blue bin if it's a sizable amount and roll it into the scale once you do that they'll ask for your driver's license and log it in and then send you around to the window to get paid and you'll have to show your driver's license again! So hopefully this is helpful to the newbies just be careful of the big trucks rigs semis they will clip you if they start backing up! We found out the hard way!! I've been to a couple other scrap yards throughout Maryland so this one's okay!
2200 Berlin St, Baltimore, MD 21230
Will be bringing my steel here from now on. They paid better for steel than the other yards I’ve been going to. Staff was also a lot friendlier than I have encountered at other yards. I also was able to unload and get paid quick compared to other yards, especially when coming 30min before closing.
It’s okay till you see fees like the “facility fee” they decided to make up and charge people on. I mean people are bringing you stuff you make money off of and you charge them for it? Maybe people bringing metal to your yard should charge you guys a transportation fee for hauling metal down there to you. This fee is nothing more than a free donation to them. Super greedy. Your business expenses are not the customer’s responsibility so don’t push it off on them in some greedy excessive fee.
6035 Taneytown Pike, Taneytown, MD 21787
Great place for used parts, have been going there for years and service is still above average
8097 Hillmark Ct, Frederick, MD 21704
20262 Donovans Rd, Georgetown, DE 19947
I called up Donovan for parts and unfortunately, they don’t have what I need. However, the gentleman I spoke to went online to see who does and found a salvage in southern NJ that has it. It just so happens that I am driving through NJ tomorrow for a holiday to New England, so this is just a bit of a detour in an already planned trip. The salvage Donovan recommended was awesome and I have Donovan to thank for going that extra mile, not only finding them but giving me their phone number and the price of my parts, as well. If Donovan ever has what I need in the future, I will go to them. I highly recommend them as your first stop.
169 Sleepy Hollow Rd, New Bloomfield, PA 17068
Most recycling places that I've been to in Harrisburg they have the rudest people I ever met but this recycling place Ravens the people were extremely nice and extremely friendly I would drive a hundred miles out of my way to use this place and I recommend that anybody that reads this should do the same you would be very impressed with the employees and how nice they are thank you Jim Grant
36540 Bi State Blvd, Delmar, DE 19940
Excellent place that care of everything I need
909 Boundary St, Salisbury, MD 21801
It's a scrap metal place. Anyway it's a very nice scrap metal place. Been there twice and got about 20 $ each for metal from around the house from updates to outdoor furniture, storm doors etc. Hence I recommend not to drive there just to drop of the metal, do it on your way in otherwise you might spend the money you get on gas. Please note I recommend to drive with pick up or van with thick tires. There is no liability for your flat tires.
