ScrapMyCar will remove and recycle your car efficiently and professionally
Get your 'price promise' quote in seconds, we collect, no admin charges
Collecting in Berkshire, Hampshire, Surrey, Devon, Sussex
We also recently quoted and collected the following locally in Walton On Thames Surrey
- £133 VOLVO V70 SE Walton-on-thames Surrey
- £160 FORD FIESTA STYLE 16V Guildford Surrey
- £202 PEUGEOT 308 SE HDI Windlesham Surrey
Instant quote, price promise guarantee, free collection
Selling your car for scrap? Your local car scrappers is ScrapMyCar. Fast friendly professional car scrap service. No admin charges. We collect and recycle. Get paid quickly. ScrapMyCar.co.uk has long term vehicle recycling experience handling 100's of vehicles each month. We are a real vehicle recycler, not just another quote website.
We recently paid £134.00 in Aldershot Surrey for this VAUXHALL CORSA SXI A/C 16V
How it works with ScrapMyCar:
- 1. Enter your vehicle registration and your postcode
- 2. We offer you a guaranteed price for your vehicle
- 3. You accept and fill in your address details
- 4. We ring you to arrange the vehicle collection
We have long term vehicle recycling experience handling 100s of vehicles successfully each month. We are a real vehicle recycler not another quote website.
We value our reputation for honesty and fairness and provide guaranteed prices with a prompt payment and no extra charges.
CONTACT OUR TEAM
Any questions? Call our team on 03301 240 120
STEPHEN FROM SURREY
Just to let you know had excellent service from you today, driver was very
polite and professional, would recommend your services.
Is my online quotation guaranteed?
As long as the car is complete (with engine, gearbox, body panels, catalyst, battery and all the wheels) the price we offer is guaranteed for 48hrs and there are no deductions or administration charges whatsoever. Note that the car should be free from any waste and accessible.
How long does it take to collect my car?
Once you agree the price we will contact you within 30 minutes in working hours (we call and arrange a time/day for collection, typically this will be within 48 working hours). The actual collection time takes fifteen minutes; that's to load your car onto the recovery vehicle but it may take longer depending on the location of your car and how difficult it is to remove.
What do I need to provide at the time of collection?
To make the process quick have the registration document (V5C), a photo I.D, a recent utility bill, the car key, and locking wheel nut key if your car has alloy wheels, and any other paperwork you may have for the car would be useful.
What to do I do with my car insurance?
You can cancel your car insurance as soon as the car has been collected. If you cancel your insurance before the car is collected, then it is illegal for you to use it on the public highway.
How do your online quotes work?
We use our own bespoke quotation system to provide you with the best and fastest scrap price for your car. We're not an aggregator that hands your data to someone else, and it is us that will collect your car.
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Other towns in Surrey we've recycled cars
DVLA Approved
We are a local DVLA approved vehicle recycler with 25 years' experience of dealing with
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scrap
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Authorised Treatment Facility
We are an Environment Agency approved vehicle recycler ensures waste products from car
scrap
are disposed of professionally and legally
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Car Recycling and Re-use
Recycling and re-using a car is a more efficient and environmentally friendly solution,
whilst it relieves you of the legal responsibility as the vehicle's final owner.
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Other Locations we recycle cars
About Walton On Thames Surrey
Walton-on-Thames is a market town on the south bank of the Thames in the Elmbridge borough of Surrey, England. It is around 15 miles from Central London, and is served by a wide range of transport links.
The average journey time between Walton-on-Thames and London Waterloo is 33 minutes . On an average weekday, there are 75 trains travelling from Walton-on-Thames to London Waterloo.
Walton appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Waletona. The settlement was held jointly as overlords in the feudal system by Edward de Sarisber (Salisbury) and Richard de Tonbrige. John Bradshaw lived in the Tudor manor house in the 17th century. He presided at Charles I's trial. During World War I, troops from New Zealand were hospitalised in the No. 2 New Zealand General Hospital at Mount Felix House, which is now demolished except for its stable block and clock tower. The town itself consists mostly of affluent suburban streets, with a historic town centre of Celtic origin. It is one of the largest towns in the Elmbridge borough, alongside Weybridge.