Tow Service for Commercial Point and the Pickaway County Line

In a straight line, about 9.4 miles south. By road our drivers run down through Grove City and out toward the county line, so the actual drive is a bit longer. Because the route crosses busy stretches near I-71, the dispatcher gives a live estimate based on traffic and on which truck is closest.

Both. Commercial Point is in Pickaway County, and we serve it exactly as we serve towns in Franklin County: dispatch around the clock, flatbeds only, and a price you agree to up front. Crossing the county line does not change how we work or what you need to tell us. Just give the street address and, for a new subdivision, the nearest older road.

Yes. Give the dispatcher the building address and company name, and say whether a security gate stands between the truck and your car. Newer buildings in the park may not show up correctly in map apps yet, so a description of the entrance you used helps a lot. Mention the dock door or row number if you know it.

Usually. The village has noted on-street parking problems in that neighborhood, so the driver may pull ahead, tilt the deck and winch your car out carefully. If a neighbor's car is blocking the way, asking them to move it before we arrive can save a lot of time. Driveway pickups are usually simpler than curbside ones here.

Busier every year. Annexations and new industrial buildings have added truck traffic, and the junction with SR-762 sees freight and commuters at the same hours. If you break down along SR-104, roll off the pavement if the car still moves and tell us the nearest cross road when you call.

Yes. If the car is dead in the lot at The Players Club on Canterbury Road, the driver can try a jump or put on your spare if a tire is the problem. If a repair is in order, the car rides on the deck to the shop you pick, nearby or back in Columbus.

The quote combines how far our truck travels to reach you, how far the car then rides, and anything unusual about the job. A car going north to a Columbus shop costs more than a move within the village, simply because it rides farther. You hear the full number before a truck is sent; see the rates page for how it is put together.

We serve them too. Harrisburg lies to the west, Lockbourne is east along SR-762, and Grove City is north on the way back to our yard. Our trucks pass through all three regularly, so a car stuck between the village and any of them is well within range. Name the closest of the three when you call if you are on a rural road.

Yes. The village green between Front and Bellshazzar streets fills up for the December celebration, and nearby curbs go fast. If your car will not start afterward, tell the dispatcher which street you parked on and whether you are hemmed in, and the driver will plan the approach before arriving.