Junk Car Removal

Introduction Leaving your car unused for an extended period can lead to unexpected damage, even if it looks fine on the outside. Critical internal components can deteriorate, leading to expensive repairs or safety concerns. This can happen sooner in Canada, where the...

Introduction If you have an older vehicle in Canada, you may be wondering when it is time to part with it. For many people, this is a yearly dilemma. In 2024 alone, more than 1.6 million vehicles were scrapped in Canada. This figure indicates that an increasing number...

Introduction You might think that getting an online estimate on your used vehicle is free and quick. Most websites promise instant appraisals at the click of a button. But some of these "free" services come with a catch. In Canada, some vehicle owners have complained...

Introduction You are ready to sell your vehicle, but you have a problem - your odometer is broken. You might think it’s a minor issue, but in Canada, a broken odometer can lead to serious legal complications. A broken odometer does not just impact your car's perceived...

Introduction Scrapping an old, junk car might seem like a simple process. You find a buyer, hand over the keys, and get paid. But here’s the problem: not all car scrapyards are licensed recyclers. Many people unknowingly deal with unlicensed scrap dealers simply...

Introduction Ever wonder what happens to old, non-roadworthy cars? Millions of vehicles hit the end of the road each year, but that doesn't mean everything inside them is useless. Many parts begin a second life in a global trade network. This blog will walk you...

Introduction Every car reaches a point where you get confused between scrap vs. repair. The answer depends on more than just the repair bill. You also need to think about the car’s age, safety, reliability, fuel use, and how often it breaks down. You might feel...

Introduction Scrapping an old vehicle might sound simple, but it comes with a few important decisions. When your car is no longer safe to drive, fails emissions, or costs too much to fix, it’s time to look at end-of-life options. Some people try to sell their cars...

Introduction You have had your car for years. It’s been through road trips, city traffic, snowy drives, and maybe even a few breakdowns. Now, it barely runs, or it doesn’t start at all. It just sits in your driveway and collects rust. You think, ‘I’ll deal with it...