
Narrow lanes, tight lots, no problem. Hear your price by phone and have the car gone today, anywhere in east DeKalb County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
A quarter of a square mile means our driver is never hunting for the address.
Year, make, model, and a straight description of what's wrong. That's the entire appraisal, and the number comes back on the same call.
Agree the number and we book it in. Tell us which lane the car sits on and whether the driver will need to back in.
The flatbed comes to the cottage, not the other way round. A quick look over the car, then Georgia's forms get signed on site.
The money comes out first and the winch second. You count it yourself, with the car still sitting exactly where it always has.
Compact commuters, work trucks, minivans, SUVs that stopped starting three winters back — all of it prices out. Rusted floors, water damage, a title nobody has laid eyes on since the nineties: none of that stops the sale.
Three we bought locally not long ago, and not one of the owners paid a cent for the hauling.



Pine Lake was platted in 1935 as a fishing resort, with 20-by-100-foot lots going for $69 to Atlantans who drove out down an unpaved Rockbridge Road. The weekend cottages became year-round houses; the lots stayed exactly that size.
That leaves nowhere for a dead car to sit. Extreme Cash For Junk Cars settles the price over the phone, hands over the cash at the car, and hauls it away before the day is out — anywhere in east DeKalb County.
Leave it under the pines exactly as it is. Nobody is coming to admire the paint; tell us what it is, read the vehicle identification number off the dash, and that is the whole valuation.
A title that went missing decades ago is no obstacle either. Sellers on Lakeshore Drive and Clubhouse Drive have handed over keys with no documents beyond a license, and both deals were done inside the hour.
List it online and you'll spend a month directing strangers down a lane they can't find.
Every “junkyard near me” result from a 30072 address sits several towns away, and none of those yards will drive out to a cottage lane. We do. 10+ years buying around this metro, and 4.9 stars standing on 1,400+ reviews.
Selling a junk car here needs a lot less than people assume. These three usually cover it end to end, even for a car parked since before its last re-tag. Missing one? Flag it while we're pricing the car and we'll point you at the substitute Georgia accepts.
Any current photo ID in your own name.
The door-jamb sticker has it if the windshield's covered in pollen.
A utility bill from the last month or two is plenty.
A two-minute call sets the price. Free towing across Pine Lake and the Rockbridge Road corridor, and you're paid standing beside the car.
We proudly offer junk car removal in Pine Lake and nearby areas — tap yours:
A quarter of a square mile, and we know every lane in it. Anywhere else in DeKalb or Gwinnett County, the truck still comes and the tow is still free.
Same day is normal. We're on this side of east DeKalb County every day of the week, and once the truck turns off Rockbridge Road there are only a few lanes to choose from.
Usually, yes. We've bought from Lakeshore Drive addresses where the title had been gone for two owners. Describe what's left in the drawer and we'll work the route out on the call.
It is. Paper money, counted where the car stands, and it happens before anything is winched. No bank, no app, no waiting.
It does, and none of it is deducted. Every pickup across Pine Lake and the Rockbridge Road corridor comes at our cost — narrow lanes and lakeside lots included.
Four things: how old it is, what it is, what body style it wears, and how much damage it carries. The neighborhood and the lot size don't come into it — the number you're given is the highest those four justify.
Clarkston, Stone Mountain, Scottdale, Avondale Estates and Tucker sit on the same routes we already drive, plus anywhere in DeKalb or Gwinnett County you care to name.