Dickson Iron & Metal at 907 N Dyer Rd, Spokane Valley, WA 99212

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(509) 535-6146

907 North Dyer Road, Spokane Valley, Washington 99212

Hours

Mon - Fri	8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday	8:00 – 11:30 AM
Sunday	Closed

Overview

Dickson Iron & Metal - Spokane Valley, WA

Dickson Iron & Metal is a scrap metal dealer and auto salvage yard at 907 N Dyer Rd in Spokane Valley. The business has been in the area for over 50 years, handling scrap metal recycling, vehicle dismantling, and used auto parts sales. They work with both homeowners and businesses, buying and selling metals like aluminum, copper, steel, and iron, as well as pulling parts from wrecked cars. The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:15 PM and closed on weekends.

Services & What to Expect

Dickson Iron & Metal handles scrap metal recycling and auto salvage. Their main services include:

Scrap metal buying and selling – They take aluminum, copper, steel, iron, and other metals, whether it's a small load or a full truck. Prices are set after inspection, and estimates are free.
Vehicle dismantling and recycling – The yard processes junk or abandoned cars, removing usable parts and recycling the remaining metal. They also pay cash for cars and trucks, but the amount depends on the vehicle's condition.
Used auto parts sales – Salvaged parts from wrecked vehicles are for sale. Customers can look through the yard for specific components or ask staff for help finding what they need.
Pickup services – Large scrap metal loads can be arranged for pickup, but availability changes. Call ahead to confirm.

The yard checks all materials before accepting them and follows safety rules for metal recycling. While they don’t advertise as a self-service salvage yard, customers can browse the lot for parts and ask staff for assistance.

For vehicle sales or scrap metal purchases, their website ( dicksonrecycling.com ) has more details, though online listings are limited. The business has been listed in scrap metal directories like wheree.com and spokaneriver.net , showing their long history in Spokane Valley.

Location & Hours

Dickson Iron & Metal is at 907 N Dyer Rd, Spokane Valley, WA 99212 . The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:15 PM and closed on weekends. Parking is available for customers.

For directions, use the address in a maps app or check their website. The yard is a well-known local business, so it’s easy to find.

Contact:

Phone: (509) 535-6146
Website: dicksonrecycling.com
Facebook: Dickson Iron & Metal
Twitter: @DicksonIronand

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours for Dickson Iron & Metal?

The yard is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:15 PM. It’s closed on weekends and holidays. Hours can change, so call ahead if you’re planning a visit.

Does Dickson Iron & Metal buy junk cars?

Yes, they pay cash for cars and trucks, but the price depends on the vehicle’s condition. Call for a quote or to set up a pickup. They also dismantle junk cars for scrap metal and parts.

What kind of parts can I find at Dickson Iron & Metal?

The yard sells used auto parts from wrecked vehicles, including engines, transmissions, body panels, and mechanical components. You can look through the lot or ask staff for help finding what you need. Inventory changes often, so calling ahead is a good idea.

How does self-service auto salvage work at Dickson Iron & Metal?

While the yard doesn’t advertise as a self-service salvage operation, customers can search the lot for parts and buy what they find. Staff can help with part identification and pricing. Bring your own tools if you plan to remove parts yourself—the yard doesn’t provide them.

Does Dickson Iron & Metal offer pickup for scrap metal?

Yes, they offer pickup for large scrap metal loads, but availability varies. Call in advance to schedule. Smaller loads can be brought to the yard during business hours.

Are there any restrictions on selling scrap metal to Dickson Iron & Metal?

All materials are inspected before acceptance. The yard won’t take contaminated or hazardous waste. Clean, separated metals get the best prices. Call ahead for specific rules on what they accept.

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Chris CampbellGoogle

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5 months ago

The guys here actually give a damn. No attitude, no runaround—just straight-up help. They move quick, get the job done, and won’t screw you on the price. I’ve been to places where you feel like you’re begging for a fair deal, but Dickson’s? They treat you like a person, not a wallet. If you’re dropping off scrap, this is the spot. ---

Asmodeus SevenGoogle

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7 months ago

Look, I’ll keep it real—this place doesn’t mess around. You walk in, they handle your business, and you’re out the door faster than you can say "where’s my cash?" No waiting in some sweaty line with your truck idling, watching your gas tank and wallet drain while you stare at the clock. I’ve been to other junkyards where you’re stuck twiddling your thumbs for 20 minutes just to get a quote, but not here. Maybe, *maybe* on a super slow day you’ll wait a couple minutes, but that’s it. And honestly? Even then, it’s not like you’re just standing there—you’re inside, out of the sun, shooting the breeze with whoever’s around while they weigh your stuff. No stress, no nonsense. That’s how I like it—simple, fast, and done. And yeah, I might’ve stolen that last line from Charlie Sheen, but it fits. ---

Michael StraitGoogle

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2 years ago

I got home, did the math, and realized I’d been lowballed—again. They quoted me $1.18 a pound for number one copper, but I caught the guy messing up the weights *multiple times*. First time I ignored it, figured it was a mistake. Second time? Nah, that’s not how this works. It’s not hard to add numbers right, and if you’re "accidentally" writing down the wrong weight every time, that’s not an accident—that’s stealing. I’m done. Won’t be back, and I’d tell anyone else to think twice before walking in there. ---

Tammy DonovanGoogle

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4 years ago

We’ve dragged ourselves to every junkyard in Spokane, and Dickson’s is the only one that didn’t make us want to scream by the end. No games, no excuses—just a fair deal and people who actually listen when you ask a question. Other places act like they’re doing you a favor just by existing, but these guys? They treat you like a customer, not a nuisance. If you’re looking for a place that won’t waste your time or your money, this is it. No hesitation—five stars, no notes.

Ed BanksGoogle

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10 years ago

They won’t pay you like you’re some kind of scrap king, but at least they’re not out to rob you blind either. Every other place in town seems to have a different "price" depending on who’s standing in front of them, but Dickson’s gives you a straight answer. It’s not the highest offer you’ll get, sure, but it’s honest. And in this business, that’s worth more than a few extra bucks. I’m not hauling loads every week anymore, but when I do, I’d rather deal with people who don’t treat you like a mark. That’s why I keep coming back—and why I’ll tell anyone else to do the same. ---

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