
Wrecked, dead, or tag long expired — it still has a number. One call to hear it, same-day pickup across inner-ring Clayton County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
Four steps, start to finish, and the only thing you lift is the phone.
Tell us the year, make, model and how rough it’s got. The price comes back on the same call, not in an email tomorrow.
Say yes and the figure locks. Pick a slot that suits — we run inner Clayton daily, so it’s usually today.
Our driver finds the car wherever it stopped, looks it over, and handles the Georgia paperwork right there. You sign, that’s it.
Cash, in hand, before the winch turns. Not a check in the mail, not a transfer, not a promise for Friday.
Sedans that quit on the interstate, work vans off Forest Parkway, pickups on flat tires, SUVs with a warning light stuck on. Running or not, whole or picked over, each one gets a number.
Three recent pickups from Lake City streets. Each owner paid nothing for the tow and left with cash.



Lake City was named for three lakes. All three were filled in decades ago, and the census now records the city’s water area as zero. The name stayed on the map anyway.
Cars work the same way here. One that hasn’t turned over since the tag expired is still called a car, and it still carries a price. Extreme Cash For Junk Cars sets that price by phone, pays it in cash before the car moves, and tows free anywhere in inner-ring Clayton County.
Don’t wash it, jump it, or dig the receipts out of the glovebox. A seized motor, a bent quarter panel, a back seat full of whatever the last year left there — none of it moves the figure. We price the car, not the effort you put in beforehand.
Same goes for paperwork nobody can find. We’ve bought cars on Reynolds Road and North Lake Drive where the title had gone the way of the lakes, and the seller still walked back inside with cash.
List a dead car online and two weeks disappear into strangers asking the same question, most of whom never turn up.
Search junkyard near me and it’s the yards along Forest Parkway, all expecting you to deliver the car. No tag, no battery — that’s a tow bill before you’ve sold anything. We come to it instead. Ten-plus years around metro Atlanta, 4.9 stars over 1,400+ reviews.
Lake City lost three lakes and kept its name, so a missing title shouldn’t be the thing that stops a sale. Georgia asks for three items, and there’s a stand-in for almost every one you can’t find. Mention what’s missing on the call and we’ll tell you what covers it.
Your Georgia driver’s license or state ID card.
Seventeen characters, dash corner or the driver’s door sticker.
Any recent bill or statement showing the Lake City address.
Two minutes by phone gets the price. Free towing across Lake City and the Jonesboro Road strip, cash arrives with the driver.
We proudly offer junk car removal in Lake City and nearby areas — tap yours:
Reynolds Road, North Lake Drive, the streets behind the community center — our driver has worked all of them. Clayton or south Fulton County, the truck comes to you and the tow stays free.
Same day, usually. Lake City sits between Forest Park and Morrow on a route our trucks run every morning, so it’s rarely a detour.
Call anyway. Lake City lost three lakes and kept the name; a lost title usually isn’t fatal either. Tell us what you have and we’ll say what Georgia takes.
Cash. Counted into your hand at the car, before it goes on the truck. No checks, no app, nothing to wait on.
Always. Driveway, apartment lot, or a side street off Jonesboro Road — the haul is on us, and the quote is what you keep.
Year, make, model and condition set it. We quote our best number up front and nothing comes off it at pickup.
Yes. Forest Park, Morrow, Conley, Rex and Riverdale sit on the same run, and the rest of Clayton or south Fulton County gets the same free tow.