Practical guides to getting a vehicle collected, from MOT failures to cars that have not moved in years.
Ten minutes of prep prevents almost every problem that happens on collection day. Here is the list we give customers.
Some failures cost fifty pounds. Some cost more than the car. Here is how to tell which one you are looking at.
Dead battery, seized engine, no keys, four flat tyres. None of it stops a collection. Here is what the driver needs.
From accepted quote to loaded transporter, step by step, including what the driver needs from you.
The words get used interchangeably. Legally they are not the same, and only one of them can issue your Certificate of Destruction.
It has been illegal since 2013. If someone offers you cash for the car, that is the whole answer about how they operate.
From getting a quote to the Certificate of Destruction and your DVLA refund, this is the whole process in order, with the paperwork explained at each step.
An EV is not just a car with a different engine. Here is how the high-voltage battery is handled, what it adds to the value, and why the yard has to be set up for it.
Between your driveway and a bale of steel there is a legally defined process. Depollution, parts recovery, shredding and the 95 percent target, explained.
Free collection across Scotland, no admin fees, same-day bank transfer.
"Excellent service as they come to you. Reis picked my car up. Was as helpful as can be, gave excellent communication regarding pickup time and was a laugh. Handled the document side of things and made the process ease. Will use the service again if needed."
Jordan Cameron
"Brilliant service! Fast, polite, and a good price given. A great experience all round - would highly recommend."
Emma Ashby
"Easy quote, best price around compared to the rest. Arrived to collect on time, collection driver was very helpful. Would I use them again... absolutely."
John Gray
