Best Junkyards in Iowa

I drove gf to and from work for 4 days until they got car. One person blamed on it on hydrolic lines, and another one blamed me for not making an appointment; which is false. Spent 8 hours driving for this.seems ridiculous. Almost didn’t show up on 4 th day because of “hydrolic lines” again. Guy was friendly. Kim was good.

I needed a Rim for my sons car. Annie was terrific, she found all sorts of options, she gave me great feedback based on her experiences and kept me in the loop during the entire buying experience because it wasn’t something they had in stock. I needed the part shipped to another location and Annie handled all of this for me and even followed up with the vendor to give me the tracking number. Excellent customer service, the entire team was great! Thanks for your help.

I've been coming here since I was a child, family run family owned fair prices easy to work with

Jason was incredibly helpful when selling a clogged catalytic converter off of my work truck! 10/10 service, and will be frequenting with all my scrap.

Owner is a walking roledex of parts knowledge and the prices are right for the DIY mechanics.

They had the transmission I needed. Reasonable price easy pick up. Will use them again.

This is absolutely the worst scrap yard around. They are thieves! I took a load of scrap iron there 2 days ago. Scrap prices everywhere else $.09 per lb. They gave me $25.50 for 600 lbs. That comes to 4.5 cents a pound. I pretended not to know the pricing anywhere else and they took advantage of it. Stay far away from these people!

Although you might expect a pretty rough experience surrounding a metal recycling center, Bell salvage has consistently provided good, friendly service. The location isn't pretty or clean, but what would you expect from a salvage yard? Even in the yard, the staff has clearly provided information and been friendly. Plus, it's always nice to leave someplace with a little extra cash in your pocket after getting rid of some unwanted trash.

Pretty happy with them. It is better if you sort your load out ahead of time if possible. Took a few minutes to chase down a guy to weigh brass and copper loads after I consolidated the loads on site at the quonset hut. The guys in the yard are decent to work with and the lady in the office was pleasant. Everything seemed reasonably fair in terms of payout.