Three Rivers Marine and Rail Terminals (Gibsonton Terminal)

"The GPS directions they give take you a half mile past it and on the wrong side of the road. The entrance to the marine terminal is right at the end of the exit ramp from rte 70. Underneath the railroad tressel make a left towards the river. I got some detention time there."

"It has been an awful experience. The fact that the place to load changes yearly, it's just feels like a messy operation. Just bringing the last two years into the light: Last year, they almost destroyed my trailer by dropping the load directly on it. The worker didn't want to admit that he messed up even though the load was spilled and on its side in my trailer. This year, the man I spoke with, made me drive through mud to get to the yard. He hung up on me when I tried to explain how there is no direction in the road as to where to go. The loader ruined my rhino-liner but he was at least not blaming me but he did say that dumps should not have them. I would like to say that I have trailers that are probably as old as him and the liner was fine with all the loaders prior to his carelessness.. Needless to say, I hope I can find another supplier; They have cost me too much grievances. Unprofessional and sloppy is the bottom line."

"Climate change sent me here! Or is it winter and we need 22tons of bulk salt at Evey hardware in the south hills of Pittsburgh"

"Awesome place with very professional employees! Tony set me up with a pick up number over the phone. Drove down, payed, got loaded quickly and with kind, professional service! I may just come down for another pallet of salt just to get the experience again! Thanks for the excellent service I will be back and tell everyone I know to shop here from now on!"

"They have 5 different facilities on site. I showed up for keystone for a van load of salt. In and out in an hour and a half and they were on lunch break when I showed up. No lines of trucks waiting either. Don't know why all the bad reviews. I see most of the reviews are over a year or two old. They must have gotten their act together since then"