Pacific Steel & Recycling

Chester Jackman 

on Google

a week ago

This place is a RIPOFF. I bought 20 sticks of 1/2" rebar at $6.46 per stick and the guy rang me up at $129.20. I pay using a credit card, and move on. Next day I look at my credit card statement and I see they charged $263.60! That would be $13.18 per stick! I double check my invoice and sure enough, right on there, $6.46 per stick. I called and politely asked if there was a miscommunication, and I wasn't even done explaining when the guy on the phone interrupted talking loudly over me that their prices change daily, they ar... read more

Jayden Waldner 

on Google

4 months ago

Got ripped off 

Dean Lewis 

on Google

4 months ago

The market. Value of our bullets is about 50 cents per Bullet, but a dollar per pound is just way below. Market price like way below. The only reason it's so low is because there is nowhere else. Good nearby, so they make the low so that they get a Higher profit. 

p W 

on Google

5 months ago

I can't comment how much they pay for Recyclables... But as far as picking up scrap paper fairly easy process.. 1. Pull on the scale 2. The nice young woman will help you back off the scale onto the road.. 3. You get loaded took them 45 minutes for 33 bales 4. They pull you on the scale and then you back up and do each axle.. 5. The scale was accurate when I went and got weighed.. 6. And if you have a doggie they will give you a doggie treat 

N R 

on Google

7 months ago

Truck drivers beware. 53-foot dry van. They loaded me as close to max weight as they could and I just barely weighed legal on their scale. Went to Missoula and scaled at Loves to find out the trailer axle weight was 560 pounds off. Loaded on a Friday so I had to wait until Monday to be reworked. Woman was incredibly rude as if I was wasting their time. As if I wasn't the one who just wasted an entire weekend because of them. They took one bale off and I scaled legal there again. Went back to Missoula and it was "only" a 480 ... read more