
Ramps on two sides of Scottdale. Get your number over the phone, then we tow it out same day, across unincorporated DeKalb County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
Two roads run through Scottdale, and our drivers already know both of them.
Describe the car and the reason it quit — that is enough. You get one firm figure, not a range that shrinks later.
Say yes and the slot is booked. Name the street and say where the car actually sits, because Scottdale blocks run short.
The truck exits nearby and is at your door in minutes. We look the car over and finish Georgia's transfer forms right there.
You are counting cash before the car ever leaves the curb. Nothing gets mailed, nothing clears next Friday.
Sedans, pickups, SUVs and work vans, wrecked or just worn through — Kia Sorentos, Buick LeSabres, Chrysler minivans, Ford Econolines that stopped moving years back. Missing plate, missing title, usually still fine.
Recent buys from streets like these — every one towed at no charge, every one paid in cash.



Scottdale runs about three and a half miles across, with hard edges on every side: the Stone Mountain Freeway above it, I-285 down the eastern flank, DeKalb Industrial Way on the west and the Avondale Estates line below. Cars that quit here tend to stay put.
Which suits us. Extreme Cash For Junk Cars works this pocket most weeks, and since Scottdale has no city hall of its own, the whole file sits with unincorporated DeKalb County — our side of the job, not yours.
Do not wash it. Do not pump the tires up. Nobody is scoring the bodywork here — we want the vehicle identification number and a straight account of the fault.
Title gone missing? It happens more often than people admit, and it rarely ends the sale. We have bought cars around Tobie Grant and Glendale Road from owners holding nothing but a driver's license, and they still got paid the same day.
A public listing means strangers wanting your address, then not turning up on the day. Skip the whole performance.
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Georgia's paperwork sounds heavier than it is. Below is everything most sellers need. If one of the three is missing, tell the driver when you book — gaps like that get solved every week.
A Georgia driver's license works, so long as the name matches the title.
Seventeen digits, visible through the lower windshield or printed on the door jamb sticker.
A power bill, water bill or lease page with your address on it.
Quote by phone, truck the same day, cash at the car. Towing across Scottdale and the East Ponce corridor costs nothing.
Junk car removal runs across Scottdale and the areas next door — pick yours:
Wherever it is parked in DeKalb, Fulton or Gwinnett County, the flatbed comes to the car. Quick slots, free towing, nothing added at the end.
Same day, in most cases. Scottdale sits minutes from ramps on two sides, so the flatbed is rarely far off — same-day pickup runs right across unincorporated DeKalb County.
Frequently, yes. Sellers around Tobie Grant and Glendale Road have closed with no title in hand. Bring a license and let us work the rest out with you.
Yes — counted out at the vehicle, before it goes on the truck. No mailed check, no bank transfer.
Always free, in Scottdale and right along the East Ponce corridor. Towing is never taken back out of the offer.
The make, model, year and condition, together with its value as parts and scrap. Our highest quote goes out first, with nothing deducted after.
Avondale Estates, Clarkston, Decatur, Northlake and Pine Lake, with Tucker and Stone Mountain just past them. Anywhere in DeKalb, Fulton or Gwinnett County, we come out.