Junk Car Removal

Introduction Most consumers will assume that used car parts have been pulled out of a junkyard down the street or that a garage next door is selling them. The reality is that the network of used car parts is much more complicated than that. Several components comprise...

Introduction The aftermarket parts market has always been essential for vehicle repairs and restorations. However, traditional methods for handling car parts have their drawbacks — including long delivery times, high costs, and limited availability. 3D printing is...

Introduction Maintaining a car already requires time and attention — but counterfeit parts can turn routine maintenance into a serious problem. These fake components are becoming increasingly common and can compromise your vehicle’s safety, performance, and long-term...

Introduction Many assume car recycling is simply recycling metal frames, engines, or old tires. Few realize that many smaller parts can also be recycled. Things like the foam seat coverings, rubber floor mats, and dashboards can all be reused and recycled in different...

Introduction When a windshield cracks or a side window shatters, most people call a repair shop and move on. Few stop to wonder where that glass actually ends up — it’s not as simple as tossing a soda bottle in a recycling bin. Car glass is made differently, and...

Introduction Electric vehicles are revolutionizing the recycling industry. For decades, scrapping a car meant pulling out usable parts, crushing the frame, and recycling the metal — a straightforward process. But with EVs taking over, things aren’t so simple anymore....

Introdution After an accident in Ontario, most drivers quickly contact their insurance company to start a claim. When the car looks like a total wreck, scrapping it often feels like the easiest solution, especially when repairs seem pointless and space is tight. But...

Introduction Think your old car’s only good for the scrapyard? Think again — people are turning clunkers into art, furniture, even tiny homes. But not everyone does that. Some get surprisingly creative. Old cars have become garden planters, furniture, tiny homes, or...

Introduction Some cars just stick with you. Not because they are flashy or expensive. Not because anyone else would care. But because they were there for so many small things, you barely noticed them then. That first solo drive when you felt grown-up. That road trip...