
You shouldn't have to tow it over the river yourself. Price by phone, free pickup anywhere in northwest Fulton County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
Nobody crosses a bridge but our driver, and the whole thing is usually done by evening.
Read the year and badge off the registration, then say what stopped it. Nothing else goes into the price, and you get the number while you're still on the phone.
Once you're happy with the figure it's fixed, and we book a window. Tell us the street, and whether the car is out front, up a shared drive, or behind a gate.
Our driver brings the truck to wherever it stands — no pushing it out to the curb first. Georgia's transfer forms are filled in on the spot.
The money reaches you at the vehicle first; loading is the step after that. Nothing lands later and nothing needs chasing.
Sedans with the transmission gone, pickups eaten by rust, SUVs that stopped starting, work vans idle for years. Flood damage from a creek that came up, an expired tag, nothing in the glovebox but old receipts — still worth the call.
Three we loaded on this side of the river recently. Every owner kept the full amount; the haul was ours.



Roswell exists because of the Chattahoochee: Roswell King put a cotton mill on Vickery Creek in 1839 and the town grew around it. The river is still the entire southern city limit — the one boundary here that isn't a street.
Which is why the yards a search turns up all sit somewhere you would have to haul it to. Extreme Cash For Junk Cars goes the other way: a price on one call, money in your hand at the car, and it's off the property before dark, anywhere in northwest Fulton County.
Detailing it changes nothing, and neither does one more trip to a mechanic. We price what is actually there — the model, the year, and however far gone it is — off what you tell us and the vehicle identification number stamped on the dash.
The title being gone rarely changes anything. We have bought in Martin's Landing and Horseshoe Bend from owners who had let the paperwork go decades earlier, and the state allowed a route through in each case.
Advertise it yourself and the driveway fills with parts hunters, hagglers, and people who never turn up at all.
Roswell drivers who search "junkyard near me" get Alpharetta, Marietta and Sandy Springs back — all of them waiting on you to deliver it. We come the other way: 10+ years around metro Atlanta, 4.9 stars off 1,400+ reviews.
Georgia asks for far less on a junk sale than most people expect — normally just the three below, even where the car has not moved under its own power since two owners back. Whatever you can't find, we'll work around on the phone; a stand-in document nearly always exists, and the pickup goes ahead either way.
One photo ID in your name — license or passport, either is fine.
The dash plate reads it, and so does your insurance card.
Last month's power bill is the usual choice here.
Settled in one call, collected the same day. Towing across Roswell and the north bank is ours, and you're paid at the car.
We proudly offer junk car removal in Roswell and nearby areas — tap yours:
Roughly forty square miles, historic district out to the Cobb line, and we cover every part of it. Wherever you sit in Fulton or Cobb County, the crossing is ours and the haul is never billed.
Usually not past the afternoon. Our drivers are through northwest Fulton County every morning, and Canton Street to Holcomb Bridge Road is a short run.
In most cases, yes. Martin's Landing owners have sold to us years after the paperwork disappeared. Say what you've still got and we'll confirm which Georgia route fits.
Yes — cash, and it changes hands at the vehicle. No check to clear, no transfer to wait on, nothing outstanding once we pull away.
Not a dollar. Hauling is covered right across Roswell and the north bank, bridges and gated streets included, and never comes out of your figure.
Make, model, year and condition decide it — a flood-damaged car off a riverside street still carries a real number. We name the strongest figure those four support, and it doesn't change on the day.
Every week. Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, Sandy Springs and Peachtree Corners sit on runs we already make, and towing stays free anywhere in Fulton or Cobb County.