Scrap your car in SW10.

SW10 sits across two London boroughs: Kensington and Chelsea to the north, Hammersmith and Fulham to the south. The district covers West Brompton around the Overground station, the World's End estate on King's Road, and the streets that fan out toward Lots Road and the riverside. Fulham Road cuts through the middle, Stamford Bridge sits on the eastern edge, and the western boundary runs along the railway lines that feed into West Brompton. Parking here is expensive and controlled: most of the postcode is covered by resident permit zones, and a car that's SORN'd or failed its MOT can't sit on the street without attracting a ticket or a tow notice.

The congestion charge boundary runs close, and ULEZ covers the entire district, so older diesels and petrol cars that don't meet the standard cost money every day they're on the road. We collect across SW10, from the mews streets behind King's Road down to the new-build blocks around Imperial Wharf, and our drivers know the one-way systems and loading restrictions well enough to keep the slot we book. Quote takes five minutes by phone, DVLA notification handled the same day, payment by instant bank transfer the moment the car is on the truck. The vehicle goes to an Authorised Treatment Facility, and you get a Certificate of Destruction for your records.