Weaver's Wrecking Yard
Recycling Center in Grantville, Pennsylvania
About This Location
Weaver's Wrecking Yard at 20 Homestead Road in Grantville, Pennsylvania is a longtime salvage yard and junkyard serving the Grantville area of Dauphin County. The yard deals in junk cars, scrap metal, and used auto parts, and listings note free towing and same-day pickup for vehicles. It is a buyer and seller of auto salvage, not a municipal recycling drop-off. Call 717-469-7366 to confirm what they are buying and current pricing.
What Weaver's Wrecking Yard Accepts
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What they do not accept
This is an auto salvage yard and junkyard, not a municipal recycling center. It is not a drop-off for household trash, curbside recyclables, electronics, yard waste, or household hazardous waste.
Access & restrictions
public-buyer · Walk-in (no appointment) · Buys junk cars and scrap and sells used parts to the public; call 717-469-7366 to confirm pricing and what they are buying
Programs & events
- Free towing / same-day pickup
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Weaver's Wrecking Yard buy junk cars in Grantville?
Yes. Weaver's Wrecking Yard is a salvage yard that buys junk and salvage vehicles, and directory listings note free towing and same-day pickup. Call 717-469-7366 to confirm what they are paying and whether towing applies to your vehicle.
What are Weaver's Wrecking Yard's hours?
Listed hours are Monday 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM, Tuesday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Thursday through Saturday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed Wednesday and Sunday. Hours change, so call 717-469-7366 before visiting.
Does Weaver's Wrecking Yard sell used auto parts?
Yes. The yard sells used parts pulled from its salvage vehicles and also buys scrap metal. Call 717-469-7366 to ask about a specific part or current scrap prices.
Is Weaver's Wrecking Yard a recycling drop-off center?
No. It is an auto salvage yard and junkyard, not a municipal recycling center, and it does not take household trash, curbside recyclables, electronics, or household hazardous waste.
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