We go out of our way to provide you, the customer, with the best possible service when you decide it’s time to scrap your car. Nothing is too much trouble for us whether you live or around Chelmsford, or across the UK; we have friendly staff on hand to assist you at all stages.
Scrapping a car need not be difficult, although we know that some of our competitors try to make it sound a little too complex. You can either call us or complete the online form. With just that small piece of information we can offer you a no obligation scrap quote. With that figure in mind, we can arrange to collect your scrap car from you at a time that suits you anywhere around Chelmsford. When we visit you at your place of work or your home we won’t attempt to haggle over the price. We always stand by our word – our offer – for your car for scrap.
There will not be an extra charge for collecting your car scrappage from you, unlike some of our rivals. This makes sure that you receive, in solid cash, the amount we said we would pay to you for your car scrap.
We don’t just collect cars. Any means of transport is good for us. If you have a motorbike, a scooter or a moped, we’ll look forward to giving you the best price not only in Chelmsford, but across the UK for scrapping any vehicle.
If you have already talked to another scrap car dealer, we will ensure our deal is the best one on offer to you. If you have a genuine quote, let us see it and you will be amazed at what we can do. We know this because we look after the collection of car scrap all over the UK.
Chelmsford is a good central location so our lorries can get to your car scrap speedily. Apart from the city itself and the neighbourhood villages, we are ideally located to travel to you from Brentwood to Bishop’s Stortford and from Braintree to Colchester and Clacton.
Chelmsford General Knowledge
One of Essex’s primary cities, the county town is just 30 miles from the centre of London, just thirty minutes away by train.
Chelmsford was founded by a Royal Charter in 1199, but settlements go back to the Neolithic and later Bronze Age. The city has a particular heritage owed to the Romans. Henry VIII purchased the Boleyn estate here in 1516 where he kept his mistress who would later become his wife.
Famous for the local Marconi factory, Chelmsford saw the first wireless revolution and became the birthplace of radio.
Many travel to Chelmsford to see the 18 arch Victorian railways viaduct which crosses the River Can.
Anne Knight, from Chelmsford led the temperance and anti slavery movements of the early 1800’s.