Best scrap yard in the area. Your metal needs to be clean and they will treat you fairly

Great place if you need to recycle any kind of metal. The guys were extremely helpful and made the process easy.

Positive experience. Dropped off a truckload of copper, aluminum, iron, motors, etc on a Saturday at 9am. After a quick chat with the guys in the yard, I was able to pull the truck into the building, unload and weighed in 10 min, went to the guy in the booth to show my ID, and then to the money machine for cash. The building was very clean with no tire hazards present. The weights were mostly 20% lighter than I what I weighed at home, but as a guy that takes scrap in once every 5-10 years that was OK with me. It was no more than 15 minutes from start to finish.

Having been in the appliance business for over 25 years, I’ve been to Every Scrap yard from New Jersey to Reading, large yards and small yards, Modern covers all the bases, centrally located.concrete ground that is cleaned off almost hourly, I have had a half of a dozen punctured tires throughout the years from the other dirt, muddy scrap yards. At Modern I just back up almost to the scrap pile and dump my scrap,, they monitor their pile and constantly maintain a clean concrete pad. There is not a yard that pays more for scrap and I get the max amount every time. Usually in and out in 15 minutes . And they don’t boss you around, sometimes the yard man has even helped me unload the very heavy pieces. The dude at the window is friendly, and quick to give me my cash so I can get back to work.

Just went there for the first time after finding out about Ridge Metals being closed and they were awesome. Great customer service and good prices. I’ll definitely be going there for now on especially since it’s hard to find a fair deal in Norristown for scrap metal. I looked up prices online before I went and they beat what I found during my research. Also I’ve been reading some of the comments and I just have to say what kind of person complains about walking a few feet to put stuff in a bin. If they hired more people to do that it would lower what you’d get for your scrap.