How it works

1. Enter your reg – tell us a little about the van and where it is.
2. Get your quote – we’ll come back to you quickly with an offer. There’s no obligation to accept.
3. Free collection – we arrange a time that suits you, collect the van and pay you by bank transfer.

We collect across North Wales

Including Rhyl, Denbigh, Prestatyn, Abergele and Ruthin. We also collect from anywhere else in the UK if the van’s a fit, so it’s always worth asking.

Clean air zones in Wales

Wales has no clean air or low emission zones at the moment, so an older van isn’t charged to drive in St Asaph. Owners here usually scrap a van because of repair costs, an MOT failure or high mileage.

St Asaph FAQs

Do you collect across North Wales?

Yes, including Rhyl, Denbigh, Prestatyn, Abergele and Ruthin.

Is it worth fixing my van or should I scrap it?

If the repair bill or MOT work would cost more than the van is worth, scrapping usually makes more sense. Get a free quote so you can compare.

Can you collect a van with no keys?

Yes. Missing keys aren’t a problem, but you’ll need to show us evidence that you own the van.

How long until I get the Certificate of Destruction?

It usually arrives within two weeks. If it hasn’t, contact us and we’ll chase it up.

Which vans we take

Non-runners, failed MOTs, accident damage, high mileage, or vans you simply don’t need any more. We also buy campervans and motorhomes. We collect from St Asaph and anywhere else in the UK, depending on the vehicle, so it’s always worth asking.

What happens next

Your van goes to a licensed Authorised Treatment Facility. You’ll receive a Certificate of Destruction and the DVLA is notified, so you’re no longer responsible for the vehicle. Any unused road tax is refunded automatically.