Derby, Reunion, and the warehouse streets
Residential Commerce City — Derby, the blocks around 72nd, Reunion — looks like a lot of north-metro subdivisions: driveways, HOA streets, and a sedan or truck that failed and stayed. The industrial side along I-270 and I-76 is loading docks, fences, and employee lots. A car behind a warehouse is only a pickup if someone can open the gate during the window we agree on. Rocky Mountain Arsenal is a landmark on the map, not a drop-off.
80022 is the ZIP we mean when we say Commerce City. If you are in a spot the post office calls something else, give the cross streets. We would rather have an accurate pin than a city name that sounds right.
Work trucks and ordinary cars
People call about both a commuter car and a beat-up work truck. Tell us if it is a heavy truck, a van with a ladder rack, or a normal passenger vehicle. We buy junk cars and light vehicles for cash. If it is bigger than what we haul, we will say so instead of sending the wrong truck up I-76.
From our yard on West Alameda, Commerce City is a northbound trip on I-25 and I-76, not a cross-alley hop. Timing gets said out loud before you accept. There is no fee for asking.
Before the driver leaves Denver
Have the year, make, model, condition, and a phone that works on site. Title in hand if you have it. If the car is on a commercial lot, say who is allowed to sign and who will meet the driver. Call (833) 842-2773. We recycle the vehicle after we buy it. We do not part it out for a walk-up customer.