Red Deer had 100,844 residents at the 2021 census and sits midway on the Calgary-Edmonton corridor, roughly 147 kilometres north of our yard by the QEII. There are recyclers closer to you, and we will not pretend otherwise. We come up because certain vehicles – late-model trucks, diesels, and cars with intact drivetrains – carry enough parts value that we can pay more than a local scrap rate and still cover the drive. If your car is a rusted 1998 compact, a nearby yard may be your quicker option; call and we will tell you honestly.
Vehicles we collect from Red Deer reflect the city: oilfield service trucks that have run hard between Joffre, Innisfail and the lease roads, family SUVs from Timberlands and Inglewood, and older cars parked behind shops on Gaetz Avenue. Winter is the main constraint. The QEII between Airdrie and Red Deer closes in bad storms and we do not risk the flatbed on a loaded return in a whiteout, so a January pickup may slide a day or two.
Each Red Deer run is planned as a route. The driver may collect two or three vehicles across the city and Red Deer County in one trip, which is what makes the free tow possible. When you book, give us a phone number the driver can reach on the day and a spot where the flatbed can back in.