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 County Durham

Including Chester-le-Street, Spennymoor, Bishop Auckland, Consett and Seaham. 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 Durham

Durham has no clean air zone charging vans. Most local owners scrap a van because a failed MOT or a repair bill would cost more than the van is worth, or simply because the mileage has caught up with it.

Durham FAQs

Do you collect across County Durham?

Yes, including Chester-le-Street, Spennymoor, Bishop Auckland, Consett and Seaham.

Can you take a van with a failed MOT?

Yes. Failed MOTs, non-runners and accident-damaged vans are all fine, as long as the van has all four wheels and tyres.

Can you take a van that’s still on finance?

Tell us about the finance when you get your quote. It has to be settled before the sale, and we may be able to settle it from the price.

I’ve lost the V5C logbook. Can I still scrap my van?

Yes. We can scrap a van without the logbook, as long as you can show us some other evidence that you own it.

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 Durham 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.