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Why choose our Birmingham scrapyard service
When choosing a Birmingham car scrapyard, you get exceptional customer service and competitive prices, as well as the peace of mind that comes with knowing your vehicle is being handled responsibly. With our large network of ATF-licensed car scrapyards across Birmingham you can easily compare deals and find your nearest car scrapyard. All you have to do is enter your postcode and car registration, book a collection slot and we’ll send a driver out to your location.
As the UK’s second-largest city by population, Birmingham has seen its fair share of drivers. It sits along some of the busiest roads in the country, including the M6, M42, M5 and A456, making the city a popular commuter destination. All this leads to heavy traffic and even heavier congestion, which can cause some serious wear and tear on older vehicles. Because of this, many drivers are looking for ways to get rid of their old cars for a more practical alternative. That’s where we come in.

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Connect with trusted car scrapyards across Birmingham
There’s no better way to connect with fully licensed and trustworthy car scrapyards across Birmingham than with our comparison service. At Car.co.uk, we only work with Authorised Treatment Facilities (ATF) that comply with the latest standards set out on the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013. From Northfield to Erdington, we can find a local car scrapyard in every part of Birmingham, so you don’t have to keep picking up the phone to compare quotes.
Birmingham’s extensive road network isn’t just complex, it’s also not in the best condition. With 6% of roads receiving a poor rating thanks to the sheer number of potholes found throughout the region and the city getting as much as 660mm of rainfall each year, driving around Brum can be treacherous for older vehicles. Worn tyres and seriously weakened brakes are just some of the main issues we’ve seen with Birmingham cars that have been sent to a local scrapyard.


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Did you know we can scrap all types of cars across Birmingham?
Around 68% of households in Birmingham have access to either a car or van, according to census information. The good thing is, we’ll take both.
Our drivers have collected everything from a Ford Transit with 592,986 miles on the clock to the compact Renault Clio with just 1,756 miles. Even if you have a motorcycle that no longer runs, we’d be happy to take it off your hands and to a car scrapyard.

Get started with a Car.co.uk scrapyard in Birmingham today
Our process focuses on convenience and quality customer care above all else. Get an instant quote online, choose your preferred collection slot and we’ll collect for free. Every area of Birmingham is covered by our service, with a range of car scrapyards found in Duddeston, Moseley, Selly Oak, Handsworth and beyond. Your car could be parked on a driveway or kerbside and our drivers would have no problem picking it up.
The introduction of CAZ, poor road conditions, a complicated road network and heavy congestion all contribute to the growing number of cars being taken to the scrapyard in Birmingham. This is especially true for older vehicles that no longer have the capacity to keep up with modern infrastructure and changing legislation. In fact, the oldest car we’ve taken on in Birmingham has been the 1984 Toyota, after it spent many years being driven around the West Midlands. But that doesn’t mean younger cars are completely immune to this fate, as the 2019 Seat Mii has also been collected by our drivers.

Birmingham car scrapyard FAQs
Most of the car scrapyards in Birmingham open between 8am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. Some may also operate on Saturday mornings, as well as offering out of hours services, but this will depend on the business. We’ll always collect your car on the date/time you’ve selected, making sure there’s little disruption to your schedule.
The easiest way to check if a car scrapyard is licensed is through the Environment Agency public register. This will tell you if the business is registered as an Authorised Treatment Facilities (ATFs) in compliance with the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013.
A legally licensed scrapyard should also have a valid scrap metal licence from Birmingham City Council and have a valid postal address and contact details. At Car.co.uk, we only work with ATF-certified car scrapyards, so you know for sure that your vehicle will be handled responsibly.
Under UK law and End-of-Life Vehicle regulations, all scrapyards must guarantee that at least 95% of a vehicle is disposed of or recycled in an environmentally-friendly way. This includes reusing or reselling components. All the car scrapyards within our Birmingham network are fully compliant with these rules, which means you don’t have to waste time making sure everything is in order.
Use our online service to find your nearest car scrapyard in Birmingham. All you have to do is enter your postcode and car registration to generate a quote, after which we’ll provide you with all the options available to you. This includes which scrapyard is closest and who has the best deal. From Four Oaks to Hawkesley and everywhere in between, there’s no area of Brum that isn’t covered by us.
Yes. Every scrapyard in this region is regulated by Birmingham City Council under the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013, while ATFs are regulated by the UK’s Environment Agency. Having these regulatory bodies in place helps to make sure every vehicle is recycled or destroyed in legal and eco-friendly ways.
Once we have your car keys, you’ll receive payment via secure bank transfer. We’ll then take your vehicle straight to your chosen Birmingham scrapyard and leave it with the experienced team there to decide what to do with each component. They may choose to reuse some parts, then dismantle and recycle what’s left over.
In the event your car gets destroyed, a Certificate of Destruction is supplied by the car scrapyard so that the DVLA can remove it from their records.















