Frequently Asked Questions
At PJ Greco Sons, Inc.
in Tarentum, PA
What are Your Requirements for Selling Vehicles for Scrap?
State law requires individuals to present to correct title for their vehicle. All owners on the FRONT of the title must have a current driver’s license or photo ID and be present at the pickup site.
If the title is in your maiden name, you must present us with a former photo ID or your current marriage license.
All vehicles in any condition, either partial, whole, or burnt out are under the same requirements.
PJ Greco & Sons, Inc. reserves the right to refuse any vehicles that do not meet the state law requirements.
Will You Tow my Vehicle?
Yes, we will tow your vehicle for FREE!
Will your Employees Unload Scrap from Customers’ Vehicle?
Our employees will always help unload and load up a customer’s vehicle.
Do You Not Accept any Materials?
HCFC’s and CFC’s (ozone depleting substances)
Computer Monitors
Fax Machines
Copiers
Fuel Tanks
Garbage
Rags or other non-metallic items
Oil
Glass
Filters
Paper
Paint
PCB’s or other hazardous materials
Plastic
Radioactive Material
Rubber
Wood
Vehicles without proper identification or titles
What Are Your Hours on Sundays and Holidays?
PJ Greco Sons, Inc is closed on Sundays and on the following holidays:
New Year’s Day (when this falls on a weekend, please call us for days observed)
Good Friday
Memorial Day
Fourth of July
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
First Day of Deer Season (Monday after Thanksgiving)
Christmas Day (when this falls on a weekend, please call us for days observed)
Do All Of Your Locations Have the Same Hours?
Our three different locations have the following hours:
- Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 a.m.
- Saturday: 8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
- Sunday: CLOSED
Explain the Difference Between #1 and #2 Copper?
The difference between the two is that #1 copper must be completely clean. #1 copper must not have any solder or paint contamination.
Please Explain the Difference Between Unprepared and Prepared Steel?
Size is the main difference between the two. Prepared steel must be no wider than 18 inches and no longer than three feet. We consider larger steel to be unprepared steel.
