Junk Car Removal

Why You Should Remove That Junk Car

Keeping a junk car around might seem harmless, but it comes with problems you might not think about. Here are the reasons people finally decide to get rid of their old vehicles:

• •Wasted Space: That car is sitting where you could park a working vehicle, store tools, or just have an open driveway.
• •Attracting Pests: Old cars become homes for rodents, insects, and other pests. They nest in the seats, engine, and trunk.
• •Leaking Fluids: Junk cars leak oil, coolant, and other chemicals that can stain your driveway and harm the environment.
• •Neighborhood Complaints: Some HOAs and local codes do not allow non-running vehicles to sit on your property. You could get fined.
• •Safety Hazards: Rusty metal, broken glass, and exposed sharp edges make old cars dangerous, especially if kids play nearby.

Getting rid of a junk car improves your property and eliminates these headaches. Plus, you do not have to deal with the hassle of selling it, posting ads, or negotiating with buyers. We just come pick it up and take it off your hands.

How Junk Car Removal Works

Our junk car removal process is straightforward. You call us and tell us about the vehicle. What make and model is it? Where is it located? Does it have wheels, or is it sitting on blocks? We ask these questions to plan the pickup and give you a quote. Once you agree, we schedule a time that works for you.

On pickup day, we arrive with the right equipment to load and haul your junk car. If it rolls, we load it onto our truck. If it does not, we use a winch or other tools to get it on board. We do not charge extra for non-running vehicles or difficult situations. The price we quote is the price you pay.

Once we load the car, we haul it away for proper disposal. We recycle what we can and dispose of the rest according to local laws. You do not need to worry about where it goes or how it gets processed. We handle all of that for you. For other vehicle services, check out our emergency towing for roadside breakdowns or flatbed towing for safe vehicle transport.

Frequently Asked Questions