Amazing staff, great easy access to the cars. They even have little racks to put cars up onto to be able to work easier on stuff toward the bottom of the car. Great pricing. Nice easy parking. Easy to find what you need. All in all ill be coming back when I need parts for cars or trucks.
The yard is good to very good. However they price parts using a fraction of OEM to get your used price. A used window switch is $45? When you can buy new on Amazon for $15?? Reboot.
Great service $2 yard fee and cash is welcome! You can also recycle scrap metal for free! If you bring a car part with a VIN # on it bring the registration to match. Yard is well mapped out
Highly recommended.
If you are looking for kind, honest, efficient people then this is the place. They know what they are doing and you won’t regret doing business with them!
I was trying to drop off some pipes from my old car. Staff was extremely rude. I didn't even make it inside the building before a staff member was stating how she didn't care what I had to say. Also I was given conflicting information over the phone. Don't come here.
I've lived in Poulsbo for over 10 years and never knew they were less than 2 mi away from my house.
They are owned by Kitsap Towing. I Went there looking for some parts for my 2016 Subaru and my 04 Chevy Colorado. They did not have a very big selection of Subarus with the parts I needed (it's a high demand vehicle) all but I was able to acquire some small pieces I wasn't initially in the market for. After a few visits though they had got in a vehicle that had everything I needed.
It will Cost you $2 to browse through the yard & you must be 16 years of age to enter
The prices are pretty reasonable, from what I have been witness to.
They accept scrap metal for free, just have to let them know first. What about if you are in the market for some cheap reusable metal? Then go through their pile and take a look, it's about 75ft away from the office. Their scrap pile changes almost daily so if you see something you would like just go up to the front desk and give them an offer cause it may not be there the next day. It's cash only for purchasing the scrap metal. Some things go for market value like copper bearing items. Steel drums go for $10-15 each. I was able to collect about 200 ft of brand new flashing material, as well as approx. 100ft of 4 ft high chain link fence for total of $50. I got a couple large steel bladders, (kind use for wells), so I can cut the tops off of them and use them for material bins at home for $5 & 10 each.
They're very easy to work with as long as you're easy to work with.
If I remember correctly they'll give you about $300 for your complete car, (running or not), 200 if they have to come get it from you, and 150 if you're missing any parts off of it but you must have a title. It's not the largest yard but they do have a decent selection and if a vehicle gets pretty stripped down they'll replace it pretty quickly so check often if you're in need of a certain part. They are competitive their prices and a little research all the other scrap yards prices to make sure you're getting a good deal. If the part you're getting is slightly damaged then they will cut costs down a little bit.
there is about 10 acres of cars to go through, they have a map of where everything is and from the looks I did not see any vehicles stripped down to just frame. So that was pretty good.
I did ask if they allow you to cut off a part of the vehicle, so you can weld it onto yours, and I was told it was a case by case basis.
They do have some parts that I assume are in high demand already pulled out and waiting in the lobby engines, starters and so forth.
Rough, passive-aggressive customer service at the counter made me feel like a nuisance. That wasn't very cool, but the yard was decent. They had a wide selection and variety of trucks and SUVs on site, but the car selection is a bit slim, especially for domestics.
We actually drove hours to get to this place and it was definitely worth the drive. We were looking for Toyota parts and we definitely found them. Normally when you go into a salvage yard everything's totally picked over but they had a lot of good prices. It's true most of them are older but if you're looking for first second and third gen Toyota pickups and 4Runners this is a great place to find them. They rotate inventory on a pretty regular basis so definitely keep checking back if you don't find where you're looking for. They seem to be pretty knowledgeable and also pretty Hands-On with what's there. It's a little bit messy and the showroom but that's pretty common for this type of business. Although they were doing some paint and trying to clean it up inside. It does look like you're going to get murdered when you're driving up to the road to get there because it's sort of out there but I assure you you'll be fine. They do also have some pretty cool old stuff that they saved from the crusher which I think is pretty cool and shows that they are definitely car people which translates to a good overall business. Definitely worth the drive and planning to do some more business again, give them a try.
Great salvage yard! The staff was super friendly and helpful. I got a great deal on a VW TDI engine and some other parts. They loan you a wheelbarrow to carry your tools and the parts you gather. That was a fun visit! Thanks guys!
No complaints. To anyone who expects white glove service from a u-pull scrap yard, you have no business showing up at a scrap yard.
You can usually call ahead to check on make/model inventory.
You can also ask them to lift cars off the ground and place them on a metal rack in order to access stuff you wouldn't be able to with the undercarriage in the dirt (I think they charge $20 for this, or at least they used to).
Wish they would open on Sundays, but I get that everyone needs a day off.
Would be nice to see a price list as cashiers just seem to throw out random numbers. Son bought a part for $20 on a Thursday, it didn’t work. I went to buy the same part from another vehicle 24 hours later and price jumped to $45. Price list would make this place enjoyable but until than, I’ll just make a trip to Picknpull.
You can generally find what you need here for reasonable price. There's a $2 entry fee per person which is pretty cheap. Depending on if the workers had a good day or not will usually determine if you get a good price for what you're wanting but it's generally good
The staff was very friendly and super helpful. They were able to show me where the vehicle I needed was, offered great prices on the parts and helped me sort out what I would need to get my situation taken care of. Would definitely be a repeat customer.
This is a fantastic junkyard! Everything is organized by make and model and super easy to find. The guys up front and in the yard are super willing to help you out and will even put a car up on a rack if you need to get under it or will move other cars for you if you need a little more space. They even have little carts for your tools and parts and have a yard truck to help you with larger parts. This is an excellent place to get secondhand parts and I highly recommend them!
The guys at this location are down to earth. They asked me what I was looking for and what vehicle it comes from. Then they gave me directions to the specific location of the vehicle. So I got my part and their prices were excellent. They even let me barrow tools that I didn't have in order to get my part. So I would recommend them to all my friends and family.
I've been a long time customer here. As one of the few "you pull it" yards left in the area, they had become one of my top spots for parts. Looks like I'm going to have to find a new place. They tried to charge me more than 3 times the price of a new part for a worn out old one. Seems more and more Wrecking yards just expect people to pay whatever they ask without doing any research. I am officially sad.
If you're looking for parts for your car and enjoy working on them yourself. This is the place to go and find parts to replace old or damaged ones. The staff are helpful if you need a car put on a stand so you can get under it just ask and they will. Debbie and Chance are great and helpful when you have a question about parts.The cars are all kept in groups depending on the Brand.. Great Prices and Negotiable, however, it use to be FREE to get into the yard. You have to pay a $2.00 Entrance fee, No Shorts, Tank Tops, No Slippers and B.Y.O.T(Bring Your Own Tools!) Hope this review helps....
I love this pick and pull wrecking yard, I always call ahead to see if they have a vehicle comparable to mine before going in. They charge $2 to get in now which sucks but I'm okay with it because the parts are so cheap. They are also really nice and helpful. I do highly recommend them in real life to anyone who needs parts!
Helpful and cheerful staff. The lady at the register let me test the instrument cluster before I bought it.
The yard is well organized.
I found the prices to be very reasonable compared to other auto wreckers.
They offered to lift the vehicle I was picking parts from to make it easier for me.
Great customer service.
Great yard for the self-puller. I just needed some little stuff but the prices were very reasonable and the counter guy was helpful and professional.
Nice selection, probably around 400-500 vehicles. Just my wild guess though. The cars sit on the ground instead of up on wheels so that can be a hassle sometimes.
No entry fee. Pretty clean yard. somewhat standardized pricing.
Over all for the stuff I usually purchase restoring vehicles, this yard is great.
