Scrap car removalwithout the guesswork.

Before the agreed collection window, remove personal belongings from the cabin, boot and storage areas and check that the vehicle can be reached as described. A tow vehicle needs practical working room, so move other cars where possible and unlock any gates that form part of the access route. If the site changes after the quote photos are sent, let us know. A newly blocked driveway or waterlogged patch of ground can change an otherwise straightforward removal.

Shared driveways, apartment parking areas and workplace yards need an extra layer of planning. Tell us about visitor access, height restrictions, loading rules and the best contact person for the collection window. A photo taken from the street toward the parked vehicle is particularly useful because it shows turning space, slopes and obstacles that a close-up of the car cannot reveal. The more accurate that access picture is, the easier it is to discuss a realistic pickup. Condition notes matter just as much as the photos. Say whether tyres are flat, wheels are missing, steering is locked or loose parts are stored inside the vehicle. There is no advantage in making the car sound easier to collect than it is. Honest information lets the removal plan match the actual vehicle and avoids wasting your time when the collection team arrives.