I come to you

There’s no lot to drive to and nothing to drop off. You tell me where the car is sitting and that’s where the truck goes — your driveway, your back yard, a shop that’s holding it, a wreck yard, the side of a farm road. Based in Huntsville, Texas, running Walker County, south down I‑45, east along US‑190 and north as far as Crockett.

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Towns I run

These are the ones I’m in most weeks — roughly a fifty‑mile circle around Huntsville. Same terms everywhere on this list: free towing, cash at pickup, no charge for the drive.

Walker County

  • Huntsville
  • New Waverly
  • Riverside

South on I‑45

  • Willis
  • Conroe
  • Montgomery
  • The Woodlands

East on US‑190

  • Trinity
  • Onalaska
  • Livingston

North

  • Crockett

Not on the list? Call and ask. Crockett is about fifty miles out and I still run it, so if you’re somewhere in between there’s a good chance the answer is yes. I’d rather tell you on the phone than have you guess.

Wherever it’s parked

Your driveway or yard

The most common one. It doesn’t need to be on the drive, on concrete, or facing the road. If the wrecker can reach it, the wrecker can take it.

Behind the house or in a field

Flat tyres and grass grown through the wheels are the normal condition of what I buy. Tell me roughly how far off the road it is and I’ll tell you if it’s a problem.

A shop or mechanic holding it

Happens all the time — the repair bill came in higher than the car is worth and now it’s sitting on someone’s lot. I can collect from there, as long as you’re the owner and the shop is willing to release it.

An apartment lot or side street

Doable, just tell me on the phone so I bring the right setup and don’t block anybody in for an hour.

A storage yard or impound

Possible, but there’s usually paperwork on their end and fees that have to be settled first. Call and we’ll work out whether it’s worth it before either of us spends a morning on it.

Why there’s no address here

This is a mobile operation, not a lot. There’s one truck and one person driving it, and every job starts by driving to wherever your car already is. There’s nowhere to come and look around, so publishing a street address would only send somebody on a wasted trip.

If you want to know whether I cover you, the fastest answer is a phone call. Seven days a week, 7am to midnight.

Tell me where it’s sitting. I’ll come to it.

One call, a real price, and it’s gone by tonight. Seven days a week, 7am to midnight.

(936) 331‑2391
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