Car Disposal

Automobiles are one of the most convenient methods of transportation for many people. In the US alone, there are over 280 million vehicles registered to drive the 4 million-plus miles of roads that connect everyone. Unfortunately, with everyone hurrying and scurrying around, there are also 6 million accidents.

Vehicles that have been in an accident, fire, flood, or no one wants anymore often become part of the landscape. Whether it’s a 2019 model or older than you if you’ve moved on and it hasn’t don’t just leave it to rust away, give us a call! We’ll pay you top dollar and haul it away! Remember though: you should clean out your car before disposing of it.

What to Do With Old Cars

Automobiles that no longer work or just aren’t worth the investment to repair or maintain can be difficult to get rid of. Across America today, there are over a million old cars planted in fields, forests, yards, barns, parking lots, and even curbside. Some of them are diamonds in the rough that are a restorer’s dream, but most are an eyesore.

Old car disposal can be difficult and confusing. Do you sell it, recycle it, donate it, strip it for parts, save it for the next generation, trash it, or bury it? Don’t just leave it where it is and walk away, pick up your phone and give us a call, or send us an email. Our professionals will handle the paperwork, haul away that old car, and we guarantee the best price!

How to Get Rid of Old Cars

Old cars are large items that don’t fit in residential trash, and if you leave them on the street, you may face fines and removal charges. If you just dump it in the yard or elsewhere, the EPA may have something to say too since automobiles are an environmental hazard. Additionally, all the metal and other resources in a vehicle are valuable resources.

If you’ve already tried to sell it and no one wants it, you can give it away, donate it to an organization to use as a fundraiser, sell it for parts or junk, or even turn it into something else. Alternatively, you can save yourself all that hassle and give our experts a call for old car removal. We guarantee the highest price, no hidden fees, and we dispose of it in an eco-friendly way. 

Where Can I Take Old Cars to Dump?

Getting rid of an old car can be difficult. It may still work, but it’s not safe or reliable to drive, or worth fixing, so what do you do? Depending on where you live, there may be different requirements you need to follow if you want to dump your car. Different government agencies may need to be notified that a vehicle is being junked, and as the last registered owner, you’re still responsible for that vehicle, so don’t just abandon it!

Most landfill sites refuse to take vehicles since they are large and pose an environmental hazard. Selling it for junk or scrap will put some money in your pocket, and help the environment. However, there’s still the paperwork to do. Contact our business for reliable, safe old car pickup. Our services include all the paperwork, and we pay the highest price for your car!

Can I Donate an Old Car?

There are different organizations that will accept vehicles for donation. The car may be used at an event to raise money by having people pay to swing a sledgehammer at it, or for something else. They usually issue a charitable receipt for a set value; however, you still have to do the paperwork and often deliver the automobile to their location.

A charitable receipt may be nice, but cold hard cash is even better. If you need an old car pick up, give our Customer Reps a call. They’ll handle all the paperwork, and we guarantee the highest price for your car.

Can Old Cars Be Recycled?

Vehicles are an expensive collection of natural resources that can be recycled. Old Car recycling has been around more than 75 years and accounts for more than 25,000,000 tons of recycled material a year. It contributes approximately $25-billion to the GDP of the US and employs close to 100,000 people in 7,000 automobile recycling plants. Twelve million autos are recycled annually, which produces enough steel to manufacture 13-million new cars.

Cars contain steel, aluminum, lead, and other metals, plus rubber, glass, plastics, fabric, wood, and even paper. By weight, 80% of a vehicle is recycled. If you want to get rid of your old car in an eco-friendly way, give our professionals a call! We’ll handle your old car pick up and disposal, all the paperwork, and save you the hassle.