Prism Specialties of the Greater Twin Cities

Greg Leibfried _{on Google}

Sep 23rd, 2021

Very good experience, ERS will move garage power equipment, and if they cant be restored, the items will be recycled by ERS. This is a real benefit

terrence quentin _{on Google}

Dec 5th, 2018

Had a house fire in fall of 2018 and our contractor sent our electronics here to be cleaned. Electronics were returned to our house three days before we were set to move in. The night before we moved back our house was robbed. We had a key box on our house which we suspect was used to gain access. I suppose our contractor gave the code to many sub-contractors but only the electronics were taken, not other items like a $200 faucet yet to be installed, or a$100 garbage disposal new in the box sitting on the counter or the $300 sink yet to be stalled. Seems to me a general thief takes everything of value not just the electronics.
But here's the kicker. There was an open box were our gaming system was taken from the top, but the packing paper separating it from generally worthless electronic was not disturbed. It's like the thieves knew nothing of value was under the paper. Weird? How would they know that? Law enforcement says the theft won't be tracked back to my contractor or their sub-contractors like ERS because their employees wouldn't steel from a house. Instead they sell lock box codes to thieves for a couple hundred bucks and then who knows who the actual thief is? I suggest you don't let your contractor send items to this place.