J Davidson – About Us

If your car is roadworthy, you can deliver it to us yourself. Alternatively, we can collect it from the roadside, as long as it’s in an accessible location. 

We’ll also need your logbook and car keys. This confirms to us that you are the legal owner of the vehicle, so that we can have the authority to scrap it.

When you bring your car to us, we’ll take a good look and then tell you how much we can pay for it. The price depends on factors like how much metal is in it, where you’re located, and if there are any parts we can reuse.  

Once we’ve assessed your vehicle, we’ll come back to you with our best price! 

We make payments through bank transfer and cheque. By law, we can’t offer cash for scrap vehicles. Once we’ve finalised the deal, we’ll arrange a bank transfer for your payment. 

You’ll receive your payment promptly after we receive your scrap car, whether you bring it in or we pick it up. Once it’s with us, we’ll make sure you get the payment we agreed upon. 

Recycling cars starts with removing the various fluids and chemicals from the vehicle, including engine oil, remaining petrol/diesel, hydraulic fluids, antifreeze, and battery acid. 

Once the hazardous materials have been removed, we can get to work recycling your car. Tyres are removed and metal components are separated to be processed just like other scrap metal recycling. 

We’ll make sure the recyclable parts of your car find a new home, and we’ll dispose of the rest in an eco-friendly way, in line with The End-of-Life Vehicle Regulations 2003. 

Yes, we do. If your car is roadworthy, you can bring it to us yourself. Alternatively, we can collect it from the roadside for free, as long as it’s in an accessible location.