Scrap Car Removal

Introduction Many people consider a junk car little more than scrap metal meant to be recycled. For artists, these broken and battered vehicles have a much greater potential. For them, every dinged hood, rusted fender, and shattered windshield is simply raw material...

Introduction Thousands of cars are taken off the road every year in Ontario. When vehicles sit in a garage, backyard, or junkyard and rust away, they waste valuable space and can even create pollution if the vehicle is not disposed of properly. Oil, brake fluid, and...

Introduction An old, broken, or non-working car is a hassle for most car owners. It takes up time and space, collecting dust and becoming an eyesore parked in the driveway or garage. But what many people don't realize is that even the worst scrap car has hidden value....

Introduction Over the last few years, sustainability has evolved from a buzzword to a serious topic. Industry and individuals are re-examining resource use, conservation, and repurposing across Canada and the globe. Scrap metal recycling plays a vital role in this...

Introduction Purchasing a vehicle in Ontario is an exciting undertaking. But before legally driving your vehicle, you must register it. Registering a car involves much more than simply completing a registration form. It's about having your vehicle recognized by the...

Introduction Transferring car ownership in Ontario involves more than just handing over the keys. Whether you are buying or selling a vehicle, gifting it to a family member, or inheriting it from a deceased person, the process is governed by Ontario’s Ministry of...

Introduction Many drivers in Ontario embrace hybrid vehicles because they help save fuel and reduce emissions. But one major concern for hybrid owners is the battery pack. It’s the most expensive component of the vehicle, and when it fails, the replacement cost can be...

Introduction Buying a car is one of the most significant purchases people make, second only to buying a house. A car is much more than simply a way to get around; your car choice impacts your finances, convenience, and future expenses. In today’s market, the number of...

Introduction The cost of replacing a car's engine in Canada can range from $3,000 to over $10,000 and can be influenced by engine type, whether new, rebuilt or used parts are being used, and the vehicle's make. It's a significant investment, but depending on the...