P.C. Metals, Inc at 270 Central Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06607

Handled things quick and didn’t gouge me

PC Metals is solid. Just keep in mind their hours are supposed to be 8 to 4, but if you show up after 3:30 they might turn you away. I’ve seen them bend the rules before, but don’t count on it. If you’re driving in from out of town and counting on that cash, call ahead before you roll up. I got hit by a car yesterday, so this morning I swung by PC to unload the scrap from my truck and trailer. I didn’t even go inside—just figured I’d save everyone the hassle. Instead, they rolled a bin out to me and helped load everything. Didn’t have to do that, but they did. Really grateful. Every place has its ups and downs, but if you need scrap metal in Bridgeport, go nowhere else.

Took in a Cadillac converter for trade-in and the service was solid, but they really stepped up when my grandpa mentioned his Army service. Got a bonus sixty bucks just for that. Real class act, would go back anytime.

When we pulled up to P.C. Metals right at opening, the place was already packed and there was a line of cars. Didn't slow the guys down though - the guy who came out first was real nice and made it easy. Had us park on the other side of the street so we wouldn't have to drive in, then grabbed a cart and walked everything over for us. Tough to beat how friendly they are compared to other scrap yards around Bridgeport.

Never met a scrapping crew this straight-up honest. Hard to find that these days. They treated us like family and got us top dollar with cash in hand. No hesitation - this is where I'm bringing my next load.

Honestly, this place makes selling scrap metal way easier than most. The guys running it are straight-up friendly, and you don’t waste time waiting around. Plus, the pay rate? Better than anywhere else I’ve tried.

First time bringing scrap here, and I was surprised at how nice everyone was. No hassle, no attitude—just straightforward, decent people. I’ll definitely be back.

A buddy of mine had a mountain of scrap metal to get rid of—like, *seriously* a lot, close to 6,000 pounds worth. I called half a dozen yards for quotes, and PC Metals wasn’t just competitive—they were the best by a mile. The whole team, especially Wes, Tanner, and Vito, made the whole process smooth. No games, no hidden fees, just fair prices that stayed higher than anyone else’s. Now? I don’t even bother checking other places. If you’ve got scrap, this is where you go.

We haul steel containers here every couple of weeks, and it’s always the same—fast, no-nonsense service, and the friendliest crew you’ll find. Their prices don’t just *happen* to be the best; they’re consistently better than anywhere else in town. At this point, we don’t even look elsewhere. All our scrap goes straight to PC, and if you’ve got any sense, yours should too.

Look, I’ve been to a bunch of scrap yards over the years, but this one’s the only place that’s ever paid me what my metal was actually worth. The owner didn’t just take my stuff—he treated me like a real person, not just some guy off the street. If you’re tired of getting lowballed, skip the rest and go here.