Scrap Cars Burgh St Margaret
There isn’t a single corner of Norfolk that we aren’t perfectly proud to serve with our unique take on car scrapping and recycling – the people of Burgh St Margaret being no exception! We’ve served so many customers with scrap cars in Burgh St Margaret over the years that we’ve learned more than a thing or two about what makes for a winning service package in the eyes of Norfolk’s locals. Unsurprisingly, one of the most important traits of all is that of honesty, which is why we’re constantly being asked both what it is we do and why we do it.
It’s no secret we’re hungry to find as many Burgh St Margaret scrap cars as possible and package them off for processing, but what exactly do we do and why?
Well, addressing the question of ‘what’ first, it’s a simple case of Take My Scrap Car being something of a front-line fighter in the war on waste. You might not know it, but each year approximately one million cars are taken off the roads in the UK, of which hundreds of thousands simply disappear. The majority get written-off appropriately and recycled, but at the same time there are literally thousands of cars every week that are just vanishing. Well, not literally of course – rather they’re being left to rot on scrap heaps or vacant lots all over the country, rather than being put back into the system.
And that’s exactly where we come in, as rather than sitting around and waiting for folk to come to us with their scrap cars, we’re far more proactive about things. We go out of our way to locate and collet scrap cars from around Burgh St Margaret and Norfolk in general, which we then take away and begin processing. In fact, we even go so far as to offer a welcome incentive for anyone that lets us know they’ve got a car that needs getting rid of – so it’s actually our customers that come out of the deal better-off in a financial sense!
After this, we take everything that can be reused off the car and make sure it’s put back to use, we strip and sort the rest and we then pass the materials on to the relevant recycling plants. This ensures the supply of recycled steel for the UK stays topped up, British industry gets a helping hand, environmental damage is minimised and overall manufacturing costs are kept to minimums.
Pretty cool on the whole, right?
