
Mail says Stone Mountain or Lithonia; we know it's Redan. Priced on the phone, hauled off today, across eastern DeKalb County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
Give us the street name, not a ZIP code — the rest takes one afternoon.
Tell us the year, the badge on the trunk, and what stopped working. That's the appraisal — no ZIP code lookup required.
Take the number and it stops moving. Give the driver the actual street, plus a window that fits around work.
Our driver brings the flatbed to the car — off Panola Road, South Hairston, or a side street behind either. Georgia's forms are signed there.
You're paid where the car sits, in notes, before it's loaded. Nothing routes through a bank, and nothing needs chasing afterwards.
Ranch-house sedans that quit starting, box vans, pickups gone to rust, SUVs that haven't held air in years. Flood damage, an expired tag, a glovebox with nothing in it — say so and we'll price it anyway.
Three cars that left driveways near Redan Park on our flatbed last month — nobody paid a cent for the haul.



Redan is a real place with about 31,700 people in it and no ZIP of its own. Every address here posts as Stone Mountain 30088 or Lithonia 30058 — Redan High School's included.
Extreme Cash For Junk Cars doesn't need the ZIP. Give us the street and the car — any make, starts or doesn't — and we'll set a price on the call and have it gone the same day, anywhere in eastern DeKalb County.
No car wash, no mechanic, no last repair bill. Rust, a flat battery, a trunk that hasn't opened in years — the number doesn't move for any of it. The vehicle identification number and two lines about the damage set it.
A missing title stops almost nothing. Between Martins Crossing and Fieldgreen we've closed sales where the only document in the house was a driver's license, and the money still changed hands that afternoon.
Selling it yourself means a month of messages, no-shows, and the car still sitting exactly where it was.
Type "junkyard near me" from Redan and the map sends you to yards two towns over, because that's what the ZIP says. One call skips all of it: 10+ years across metro Atlanta, 4.9 stars from 1,400+ reviews.
Georgia wants less paperwork than the internet suggests — three items normally finish a junk sale here. Something already lost? Say so while we're pricing the car, and we'll tell you what the state takes in its place.
Anything with your photo and the state seal on it.
Seventeen characters — your insurer has them if you can't reach the car.
Recent mail addressed to you, Stone Mountain or Lithonia line included.
Ring once, hear the figure, keep every dollar of it — towing across Redan and Greater Hidden Hills is on us.
We proudly offer junk car removal in Redan and nearby areas — tap yours:
Carport, back lot, or a cul-de-sac off Covington Highway that no map app has right — if it's in DeKalb or Rockdale County, the truck gets there and the tow is ours.
Most days, yes. Our drivers are through eastern DeKalb County every morning, so a call from Redan Road or South Hairston is normally cleared by mid-afternoon.
Usually, yes. Martins Crossing sellers have closed with us when the title had been gone for years — tell us which papers you still have and we'll say how Georgia handles it.
Before the car moves. The driver counts the full amount out to you at the curb, and loading starts after that — not a check, not a transfer, not next week.
It is, every time. We cover the tow across Redan and Greater Hidden Hills, shared lots included, and nothing gets shaved off the number you were quoted.
Make, model, year and condition. Nothing about your address or ZIP moves the figure, and the number quoted on the phone is the number the driver counts out.
Every week. Both sit on either side of Redan, and Pine Lake, Clarkston and Tucker are short runs — free towing holds anywhere in DeKalb or Rockdale County.