Scrap your car in SE2.

SE2 is a Royal Mail district code that straddles the boundary between the London Borough of Greenwich and the London Borough of Bexley. It covers Abbey Wood, the Thamesmead estates south of the A206, and stretches across to Belvedere and the eastern edges toward Erith. The A206 runs through the middle, carrying traffic between Woolwich and Dartford, and the residential streets branch off it in grids and cul-de-sacs where parking is tight and the controlled zones are patchy but present. Abbey Wood station sits on the Elizabeth line now, which has changed the area's profile, but the housing stock here is mixed: post-war estates, terraced rows, and some newer builds near the river. Most of our pickups happen on the estate roads or the streets behind Eastern Way, where a dead car on the kerb draws attention quickly.

The ULEZ boundary runs through SE2, covering the western half but not the eastern edge toward Erith, so drivers here face different calculations depending on which street they park on. We collect across the entire postcode district, from the Greenwich side of Thamesmead across to the Bexley border, and our drivers know the A206 and the Crossrail depot access roads well enough to plan around the HGV traffic. Quote given by phone in under five minutes, DVLA notification handled the same day, payment by bank transfer the moment the wheels are off the ground. The slot we book is the slot we keep, even when the A206 is slow.