Following our 3-step process is the quickest and easiest way for anyone searching “scrap my car for cash” to get rid of unwanted vehicles and get paid fast.
High River is a town of about 14,300 at the junction of Highway 2 and Highway 23, roughly 67 kilometres and 53 minutes south of our yard on 6a Street NE. It is a full-sized town with its own hospital, industrial park and a downtown that most Canadians recognise from television, and it sends us a full range of vehicles: commuter sedans, family SUVs, work vans from the businesses along 12 Avenue SE, and ranch trucks from the Foothills County side.
Whatever you have, we buy it for $100 to $10,000, tow it at no charge and pay when we load it. Phone 403-390-0585 and tell us the year, model and what is wrong with it, and we will give you a cash for junk cars High River price before you hang up.
High River and Okotoks are on the same southern route, and we are down there most days of the week. Same-day pickup is realistic if you call in the morning; otherwise we book the next day and give you a two-hour window. Tell us the neighbourhood, whether it is Hampton Hills, Sunshine Lake, the older streets near George Lane Park or an acreage off Highway 23, and where exactly the vehicle sits.
The 2013 flood put a lot of water-damaged vehicles into High River, and we still occasionally get one that was parked and forgotten after that summer. Flooded vehicles are priced on the metal and the few parts that survive, so they land near the low end. Everything else follows our normal approach: newer vehicles with usable engines, transmissions, doors and electronics sit toward the top of the $100 to $10,000 range, and older cars with only scrap value sit near the bottom but still get paid.
High River’s registry agent is Rangeland Agencies 78 at 102-611 5 Street SE. That is where you cancel the registration once the vehicle is gone, using the plate and the bill of sale we sign at pickup. To sell to us you do not need current registration; you need to show you own the vehicle, which the registration certificate or an older bill of sale does. Keep the plate. It is yours to transfer to your next vehicle.
A good share of High River pickups are outside town limits, on acreages east toward Blackie or west toward the foothills. Gravel driveways and open fields are no trouble for our flatbeds in dry weather. Low-lying yards along the Highwood can be soft after a wet spring, and we would rather reschedule than get stuck beside your vehicle. Give us a heads-up about soft ground, gates and tight turns when you book. The driver walks the approach before backing in, and if it will not work that day we set a new date rather than tear up your yard.
Yes. We run seven days a week and the phone is answered 24 hours. Weekend pickups in High River are booked the same way as weekday ones; the driver still brings cash and a bill of sale.
Yes, though flood-damaged vehicles are mostly worth their metal and a handful of parts. We still buy them, tow them free and pay cash. Send photos if you want a number before booking.
Yes. Empty out anything you want to keep; whatever is left goes with the van. Racking and shelving do not lower the price, and we dispose of leftover materials properly.
Yes. Free towing applies across the High River area, including ranch yards along Highway 23 and the range roads east and west of town. Only a vehicle in an unreachable spot changes anything, and we would tell you first.
No. Keys make loading easier and can add a little to the price because the vehicle is more useful for parts, but a car with no keys still gets bought and winched onto the flatbed.
Rangeland Agencies 78 at 102-611 5 Street SE. Bring the plate and the bill of sale from our driver. Cancelling closes the file on the vehicle and lets you end the insurance cleanly.
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