Areas we serve in New Hampshire

Free vehicle pickup statewide — here is where we run most often.

We arrange free vehicle pickup throughout New Hampshire. The cities below are where we run the most collections, but coverage is statewide — if your town is not listed, we still come to you, and there is no extra charge for a longer drive.

Manchester

Largest city, vibrant community resources.

Nashua

Dynamic city with diverse needs.

Concord

State capital, central to many services.

Dover

Historic city with community programs.

Rochester

Growing city with emerging needs.

Lebanon

Home to many families and services.

Keene

Small town with a tight-knit community.

Laconia

Popular for its recreation and resources.

Salem

Suburban area with diverse population.

Hudson

Family-friendly community with support.

Plymouth

College town with access to resources.

Somersworth

Community-oriented with local initiatives.

Pickup outside these cities

Rural and small-town pickups across New Hampshire work the same way as metro ones. You tell us where the vehicle is, we schedule a tow operator who already covers that route, and the vehicle is collected at no cost to you. Vehicles that do not run are fine; so are vehicles parked somewhere other than your home, as long as you can tell us how to reach them.

What you need before we come

The title in your name is the one document that matters. If it is lost, your New Hampshire DMV can issue a duplicate, and we can hold the pickup slot while that arrives. Bring the keys if you have them. After collection you receive an IRS Form 1098-C for your tax deduction, and you should cancel the insurance and return the plates once the vehicle is gone.

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Free pickup in New Hampshire. Tax receipt via IRS 1098-C. Takes under 2 minutes.

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