Cumberland Salvage Inc., located at 40 Blackstrap Rd. in Cumberland, Maine, is a full-service car parts supplier, junkyard, scrap metal dealer and used auto parts store. It offers its customers an extensive selection of both new and used parts for almost any make or model of vehicle. Besides supplying car parts, it also provides recycling services and salvage yard services to ensure that unwanted materials are disposed of properly and efficiently.
Cumberland Salvage Inc. has been providing quality service to the local community since 1985. Over the years they have developed strong relationships with their customers as well as other businesses in the area. They strive to be honest and reliable with their customers and offer competitive pricing on all of their products and services. Their knowledgeable staff is always willing to help customers find the perfect car part for their needs.
They take pride in offering environmentally friendly solutions by recycling materials whenever possible. Whenever you are looking for high-quality auto parts or scrap metal items, Cumberland Salvage Inc. is the perfect place to go! They provide fast turnaround times on orders, so you can get your part quickly without having to wait too long.
In addition to purchasing products from Cumberland Salvage Inc., they also offer consignment sales as well as buying services where they will purchase car parts or scrap metals from customers who no longer have use for them. This helps keep unwanted materials out of landfills while giving people money for their unwanted items! Whether you're looking for new auto parts or scrap metals, look no further than Cumberland Salvage Inc!
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Real customer testimonials
Checkered Flagg Racing
Very good service and prices with a very friendly mascot there to greet you I recommend giving them a call when looking for decent used parts at a decent price
Adam C.
I was looking for a Nissan-specific multi-fuse for my Frontier. Parts stores don't carry them, and Nissan dealers want $35 a piece for them. Not only did these guys have one, but they didn't charge me for it! As long as you don't mind getting the parts yourself, I definitely recommend Cumberland Salvage for your auto parts needs!
Justice Welch
Needed parts for my car, This place was a huge mistake!
Tested one part, said it was bad and got me another, the other part, was filled with water, missing a hose, and had a broken plastic connector. Told me it wasn't a problem. IT WAS! My cars in the shop for a week. If you go here, bring someone that knows something about cars with you! I really honestly think this guy just didn't care what he gave to a clueless girl that walked in!
Brandon Conley
I've been assured it's a one off experience but... It was that bad.
Customer service from these guys... Needed two parts. They had them, they tested ONE, it didn't work so they got one that did, other part was dead. Now when I say dead, it didn't have all the bits, it had a broken connector "Oh you can take that off the old one!" and the water spilling out of the air pump, was no big deal.
Mechanic disagreed. Glad for the hour round trip drive for a bad part. Mechanic called the salvage yard.
Mechanic called us, we went looking for part.
I call Salvage yard, Guy chuckles a bit recognizing the situation and remembering the call from the mechanic. I explain, Car can't leave the mechanic, how am I supposed to get the part back to him(as my mechanic told me I might need to do) Parts no good, Car can't be used.
"Oh well I can get another one and maybe get it on the truck down there Friday)" tells me he will call me and let me know.
Called mechanic to explain.
No call Friday, no call Saturday, none Sunday, I call back Monday.
"Oh I put it on the truck Friday." I ask why we didn't get a call. Apparantly, this guy decided he'd delegate that task to the mechanic instead of following through on calling us. I explained to him he told me he was gonna do it, so it was his responsibility. (After all, as he handled this all START TO FINISH)
I said thanks for the part and went to hang up and was instead given a "Well hold on a minute there!"
Guy wants to argue, wants to have it out on the phone or something? I don't know. He starts, I cut him off, tell him this his been a terrible experience, He's been a let down every step of the way, and the last thing I'm gonna do is let him hand his mistakes off to a Mechanic that has been AMAZING. Dude my mechanic, didn't send the wrong parts, wasn't horrible at communication, did like about obviously bad parts, didn't fail to test ONE of the TWO PARTS. My mechanic isn't at fault, that my car is in the shop, for more than a week, for what should have been fixed in a couple hours.
You screwed up, fix it, don't try and have a contest of wills with a customer. Show accountability. Apologize, don't try and push your customers around.
Assuming this is a "one off" I hope no one else gets this guy. Every business has that one employee that is terrible and thinks they are a star. This was the one for Cumberland Salvage.
Edited: Wait, this guy the the MANAGER? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Oh Gerald..
steve barbour
I feel like their motto, customer satisfaction is our #1 priority has lost its meaning over the generations with these guys. Esp with the son Matt. The couple times I met him, he wasn't friendly, and when I bought a car from him. It was the worst mistake I've ever made. It was insured for a couple months and he said it would take another sticker no problem. When I asked if I go bring it for s test drive to my mechanics down the road. He became flustered and said he had another person who wanted to see it. I went on the fact I've done business with them before, and I thought I could trust them. Boy was I wrong. I just went in to get a sticker, shocks, ball joints, frame was rusted out. Just to name a few things. So I would not recommend then to anyone. Liars
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