Lake June Scrap Metals, Balch Springs TX

I have been going to Lake June scrap metal for many years not just to sell metal but to purchase Aluminum and Stainless tubing because I make custom wind chimes they are good people there fair and they're honest I've never had an issue or problem with anyone there and Everyone is always been extremely friendly to me

Very un friendly. RUDE.asking a scrap person why are you looking at certain things. 3 miles away and rest assured. I shall not return.

Took 9 big industrial bags of crushed cans, said it was exactly 100 lbs, I know it had to be more than that, looked they had objects under the scale to prevent accurate reading, scale will only read up to certain weght then it bottoms out on objects under it. I had forgot to look under the scale, last time I brought cans in they had the same thing objects under the scale. I had forgot to look, I save my cans, and bring in a truck load. Only good thing is it is closest witch boils down to not having to drive far to be ripped off.
If you go here stand on the scale to see if is accurate before placing your scrap on the scale.clear out their objects.

If I bring 15 pounds of cans they give me $0.60 per pound
If I bring 60 pounds of cans they give me $0.40 per pound

Yeah I'm taking my business somewhere else

Don’t deserve even one star big rip off I had a aluminum letters They didn’t take them across the small scale they had me to load them back to the back of my truck and take them across the big square those with small letters bag in a bag so it’s a big rip Big rip off because they gave me $. 10 a pound

Local or Distant. Down Home Family Man Treating You Like Family. Prices Are The Best With Less Miles. Dallas Maybe More Money. More Mile High Gas. Equallies Less $$$Cash$$$For Gas. Stay Lake June Scrap Metal. More Money Less Hassle. Home Before You Know It.

Been there a couple of times and had no problem.
Last time I was there the mexican working the front was acting crazy. On top of that he could hardly speak English.
I will not be back.
They need our scrap to resell.
No reason anyone needs to put up with that attitude.

I was ripped off with my aluminum cans. I will be calling the Better Business Bureau. I had 90 pounds and got paid for 60 pounds.

I think you get 2 different experiences selling and buying. We LOVE to go digging and finding all kinds of awesome things for our projects for next to nothing and they ate always really nice and helpful when we ask them for it. We love going

They pay cheap.i went there to recycle bras s. According to the weight scale I had a hundred and sixty seven pounds. When I went to cash my ticket in they paid a dollar 20 for brass. I called another place and they were paying 2.09. I know I should have checked around first but this one with the closest I'll never be going back again

Apparently all metal is bought as tin here.
Place is a rip-off like as stated by previous reviews.

They will charge you for Tin even though you have steel. And act like nothing happened.
Don't come here!
Te roban el dinero!

This place sucks. When you are in need of help no one will offer or even ask what you need.
They will try to tell you that your aluminum, tin, and copper is metal. So they would not have to pay you the right price.
They will rip you off. They did not even pay me for my copper.

Honestly thus guys make lots of money because they do not pay the correct values for metal and also even if you know how heavy your load is on scale it always come short, I test them with copper wire ans also with aluminium sheets, why were you trying to lay for thin? I am not kidding to prove what I was saying i took some ac adapter with copper, aluminium and low grade board and they pay thin for everythin like I said. Here are the pics. A big dollar and 32 cents of course all the cable wire took it to a different scrap yard.

Nice folks, a Dallas institution, and a great resource - feel good about recycling AND get $$$. They sell as well as buy making them a GREAT resource for project materials - and they, somewhat unbelievably, allow one to browse the (very active) working yard.but of course don't expect it to be a Galleria shopping experience ;-)