The towing company in Woodbridge, NJ that owns its trucks
Towing company Woodbridge NJ · licensed & insured · $149 flat booking fee · $129 online
Woodbridge is nine communities, two rail corridors, a mall, a warehouse belt and the busiest interchange in Middlesex County. One towing company with its own fleet covers all of it from a yard twelve minutes up Route 1.
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Everything a Woodbridge driver or fleet manager should know about our towing company
The towing company test: five things to ask before you let anyone hook a car in Woodbridge
Towing Company Woodbridge NJ is a NJ towing services provider with its own fleet, its own drivers, its own dispatcher, a New Jersey licence and insurance, and a yard twelve minutes from Woodbridge, which is what separates a towing company Woodbridge NJ drivers can rely on from the lead pages and brokers that answer the same search.
Ask any number that answers a Woodbridge towing search five things. Whose truck is coming, whose driver is in it, who is quoting the price, what licence and insurance stand behind the job, and whose name will be on the receipt.
A lead site cannot answer any of them because it does not know yet. A broker answers with whichever contractor accepted the text. We answer all five in one breath, and the dispatcher at (908) 666-3168 will do it again at 3 a.m. Prefer to skip the call? Book online and pay $129 instead of $149.
Whose truck: ours, parked twelve minutes from Woodbridge
The fleet lives in a yard in Linden, straight down Route 1 through Avenel to the Woodbridge split. Flatbeds for the SUVs and EVs, wheel-lifts for the commuter sedans, medium and heavy-duty units for the warehouse belt in Keasbey and Port Reading. On most shifts at least one truck is already somewhere between Metropark and the Turnpike interchange.
Whose driver: a person we hired, trained and can name
Our drivers learned the township by towing in it. They know the mall's ring road runs one way, that Oak Tree Road double-parks solid on a Saturday, and that the Keasbey docks want a truck at the gate, not the office. The dispatcher tells you the driver's name and the truck to watch for.
Who quotes: a dispatcher reading one price list
There is no contractor to negotiate with and no driver setting a rate at your bumper. The fee is $149 by phone and $129 online, and the mileage to your garage is read out before the truck moves. That is the whole quote, and it is the same quote from every truck in the yard.
What stands behind it: a licence, a policy and a receipt with our name
Every truck is licensed in New Jersey and the company carries insurance on every job. The driver photographs the car before it goes on the deck and again when it comes off. If a claim ever needs filing, it is filed against a company you can find tomorrow, not a driver who has changed his number.
Ask the dispatcher those five questions yourself. She has the answers, and they do not change by the hour.
Call (908) 666-3168Where the trucks runInside Towing Company Woodbridge NJ: how a company with a yard in Linden runs Woodbridge every day
We are a Linden-based NJ towing services provider that sends company-owned trucks and company-employed drivers into all nine sections of Woodbridge Township, with one dispatcher taking the call, one driver doing the job, and one invoice at the end for the resident, the office park or the warehouse that called.
Our yard sits in Linden, in Union County, at the top of the Route 1 corridor. Route 1 runs south from it through Rahway and Avenel and hits the Woodbridge split in about twelve minutes.
Rahway Avenue does the same run on local streets, straight into Main Street. That is why Woodbridge is a first-ring town for us and not a distant one.
The phone is answered by a dispatcher who works for the company, sitting in front of a screen that shows every truck. She asks where the vehicle is, what it is, what went wrong and where it should end up.
Then she reads the flat fee and the mileage, names the truck and the driver, and the job is on the board. The driver calls on approach, loads, photographs, delivers and hands over a receipt with our name and number printed on it.
A fleet built for a township that is half warehouses and half driveways
Woodbridge is unusual. Keasbey, Port Reading and the Turnpike Exit 11 belt are distribution centers, container chassis and box trucks. Colonia, Avenel, Fords and Iselin are family cars in driveways and commuter cars at stations.
So the fleet carries both ends. Wheel-lifts and flatbeds for the cars, medium and heavy-duty trucks for the freight, and every one of them dispatched from the same yard by the same person.
Drivers who know the township's odd corners
Which Metropark deck levels are too low for a flatbed and where the truck waits instead. How the mall's outer ring feeds the lots and which entrance security wants a tow truck to use.
Which Keasbey loading docks have a turnaround and which need the truck backed in from Smith Street. Which Colonia streets ice first off Inman Avenue. Nobody learns that from a text message.
What a licensed, insured company will not do
We will not sell your call to a truck we have never seen. We will not steer a car into a storage lot, because we do not have one and do not want one.
We will not read a price the driver has not agreed to, and we will not send a truck without our name on the door. Those are the rules a real company can afford to keep.
Accounts for the businesses that call every week
Third-party logistics operators in Keasbey, office park managers at Metropark, the dealers along Route 1 and Route 9, body shops on Amboy Avenue and the restaurant owners of Oak Tree Road. They open an account once, get a direct line and a rate sheet, and receive one invoice at the end of the month. Ask dispatch to set one up.
If you are weighing towing companies in Woodbridge, put the same five questions to each of them and listen for a pause. Whose truck, whose driver, whose quote, what licence and insurance, whose name on the paper. Ours are answered on this page, and the dispatcher will confirm them at any hour.
A yard, a fleet, a licence and a name. That is the company on the other end of this number.
Call the companyEmergency towing in Woodbridge from a company that already knows where its trucks are
When a car is dead in a live lane on Route 1, wrecked on Route 440, sunk in the mud off Route 35 or blocking a Keasbey dock door, our dispatcher confirms you are safe, releases the nearest company truck while you are still talking, and quotes the same flat $149 booking fee she would quote at noon on a Tuesday.
An emergency exposes the difference between a company and a middleman. A broker is still texting drivers while you stand on the Route 1 shoulder near the split.
Our dispatcher can see the fleet. The nearest truck is moving before the paperwork is finished, and nothing is added to the price because you are frightened or in a hurry.
Crash on Routes 1 & 9, Route 35, Route 27 or Route 440
Call before the rotation truck is waved in and the car goes to the body shop of your choice instead of a yard that bills by the day. Our driver winches it onto the flatbed, clears the lane and photographs the damage for your adjuster. Tell the officer that your own company is on the way; most will wait for a truck that is twelve minutes out.
Stalled in a live lane at the Woodbridge split or on the Route 1 strip
The Route 1 and Route 9 split and the ramps to the Parkway have short merges and thin shoulders. If the car still rolls, coast to the next jughandle or a shopping lot. If it does not, hazards on, out on the passenger side, behind the barrier, then call; the driver comes in with the light bar on and blocks the lane for you.
Flooded street, soft shoulder, snow bank, ditch
The low streets near Woodbridge Creek and the Sewaren waterfront after a hard rain, the ramps off Route 440 in the first freeze, the grass past a Colonia curb after a slide. Do not restart a car that took on water. We winch first; if it drives you leave, and if it does not the flatbed is already there.
Blocking a dock, a gate, a driveway or a station lot exit
A dead tractor across a Keasbey dock door, a delivery van stalled in a Port Reading gate, a car dead across the exit of the Metropark deck at 6 p.m. Everyone behind it is having an emergency too. We move the vehicle first and settle the destination second; fleet calls go straight to a manager on the account.
Say the word emergency and the nearest company truck is rolling. The fee is the fee.
Emergency dispatchHow a call runsEvery towing and roadside job our company handles in Woodbridge, NJ
From one yard our company runs local, emergency, flatbed, wheel-lift, accident, commercial and fleet, heavy-duty, motorcycle and long-distance towing, winch-outs and recovery, and the four roadside jobs that often make a tow unnecessary: jump start, flat tire change, car lockout and fuel delivery.
Local towing
Driveway in Colonia to the mechanic on Amboy Avenue, dealer lot to dealer lot along Route 1. Booking fee plus a few miles, on a company truck, now or at a time you pick.
Emergency towing
Live lane at the split, shoulder on Route 440, crash on Route 35. The nearest company truck is released while you are on the phone, at the same flat fee.
Flatbed towing
AWD, electric, luxury, lowered, or crashed. All four wheels on the deck and strapped at the tires, by a driver who loads these every day.
Accident towing
Winched, photographed for the adjuster and delivered to the body shop you name. Our company and your choice, not the rotation yard's.
Fleet & commercial towing
Box trucks, sprinters, chassis and tractors in Keasbey, Port Reading and the Exit 11 belt. A direct line, a manager and one monthly invoice.
Jump start, tire, lockout, fuel
One flat price each, no mileage, done by the same drivers. Metropark decks, the mall lots, Oak Tree Road, the Avenel station lot.
Winch out & recovery
Off the pavement on a Route 440 ramp, nose-down in a Sewaren ditch, buried in a Fords snow bank. Pulled back on; if it drives, you go.
Long distance towing
Woodbridge to the shore, to Philadelphia, to New York or to a buyer three states off, on one company flatbed for one quoted price with tolls included.
Each of these has a longer page: emergency towing, flatbed towing, accident towing, heavy duty towing and roadside assistance. You do not need to choose. Say what happened and the dispatcher chooses the truck.
Unsure what the car needs? Describe it. The dispatcher has matched a thousand descriptions to trucks.
Call (908) 666-3168Book online · $20 offOne towing company for all nine sections of Woodbridge Township, from Keasbey to Colonia
The company, the trucks, the dispatcher and the $149 fee are the same across Woodbridge proper, Iselin, Avenel, Colonia, Fords, Hopelawn, Keasbey, Port Reading and Sewaren; what changes is who is calling, which truck we send and which road the driver takes in.
Woodbridge is really nine towns sharing a town hall, and each one calls a towing company for a different reason. The dispatcher asks for a section, a cross street or a lot name because that decides the truck and the approach. This is how our drivers see the township.
Keasbey, Port Reading and Sewaren: the freight belt
Smith Street, Crows Mill Road, Port Reading Avenue, Blair Road and the waterfront off Cliff Road. Distribution centers, rail yards and a marina. Our medium and heavy-duty trucks work the docks on fleet accounts; the flatbeds handle the staff cars that die at shift change.
Metropark and the office parks of Iselin
Wood Avenue South, the station decks and the towers between Route 27 and the Parkway. Commuters coming back to a dead car at 7 p.m. and office fleets that need a van moved before Monday. Our drivers know which deck levels keep the flatbed at the curb.
Woodbridge Center, Main Street and the station
Woodbridge Center Drive, the mall's ring road and outlots, then Main Street, Amboy Avenue, Green Street and the Pearl Street station lot. Shoppers with a battery that quit in a far row, and shopkeepers with a van dead at the curb. Wheel-lifts and jump packs do most of this work.
Oak Tree Road and the Iselin business strip
Oak Tree Road from Middlesex Avenue to the Edison line, plus Green Street and Middlesex Avenue themselves. Restaurants, grocers, jewelers and their delivery vans, on a road that double-parks solid every weekend. Our drivers come in from the side streets and walk a boxed-in car out on skates.
Colonia and Avenel: the households
Inman Avenue, the streets around Merrill Park, Rahway Avenue, Avenel Street and the Avenel station lot. Family SUVs that will not start in a driveway, a commuter's sedan with a flat at the station. The closest sections to our yard, and where the first truck out of Linden lands.
Fords, Hopelawn and the Parkway and Turnpike interchange
Route 9 through Fords and Hopelawn, King Georges Road, Ford Avenue, Route 440 and the tangle where Turnpike Exit 11 meets Parkway Exits 127 through 131. Direct dispatch on the local roads and the state routes. Turnpike and Parkway shoulders are served by the Authority's authorized garages. Book with us and we take the car from the exit or the garage's lot.
All nine sections and the seven towns that border Woodbridge are mapped on the service-area page.
Call (908) 666-3168Full Woodbridge service areaWhere a Woodbridge towing company gets called: Routes 1 & 9, Route 35, Route 27, Route 440 and the interchanges
Our company dispatches directly to Routes 1 & 9, Route 35, Route 27, Route 440 and every local road in Woodbridge; on the Parkway and the Turnpike the Authority's authorized garages handle the shoulder itself, and we collect the car from the exit or the garage's lot.
NJ Turnpike Exit 11 and Exit 12
Exit 11 is where the Turnpike, the Parkway and Route 9 meet, and Exit 12 feeds Port Reading and Carteret. Between them they produce more breakdowns than any other spot in the township. On the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway the shoulder itself is served by the Turnpike Authority's authorized garages; book with us anyway, and once the authorized truck has the car off the highway we take it from the exit or the garage's lot to the shop or driveway you choose, at the same flat quoted price. Book the second leg with us before the first one ends and the car will not spend a night in the garage's lot.
Garden State Parkway Exits 127 to 131
Five exits in one township: Route 9 and Route 440 at 127, Rahway Avenue at 128, Route 1 and the Turnpike at 129, Route 1 again at 130 and Route 27 at 131 for Metropark. The shoulders belong to the Authority's garages. Everything past the toll plaza and the ramp, from the Rahway Avenue jughandle to the Route 27 light, is a direct dispatch for our trucks.
Routes 1 & 9 and the Woodbridge split
Our home road, straight down from Linden through Avenel to the point where Route 1 heads for Edison and Route 9 heads for Sayreville. Jughandles, U-turns and dealer driveways on both sides. Tire and rear-end calls mostly, and a dead car in the left lane at the split needs the truck to block for it.
Route 35 and Amboy Avenue
From the mall past Main Street and down toward Perth Amboy, with body shops and tire stores along the way. Curb parking, bus stops and the Woodbridge Creek bridge. Our drivers deliver to the Amboy Avenue shops so often they know the bay doors.
Route 27 through Iselin
Lincoln Highway from the Edison line past Metropark toward Rahway. Office park entrances, the Green Street intersection, and a Parkway ramp at Exit 131 that backs up every evening. Say the direction and the nearest cross street; the truck comes in on Green Street or Wood Avenue depending on the hour.
Route 440 from Sewaren to the Outerbridge approach
The freight road along the waterfront, with the power plant, the Sewaren marina and the tractor traffic to the Turnpike. Steep ramps that ice first and a shoulder that is mostly gravel. Slides onto the ramp grass are a winch-out first, and tractors get a heavy-duty truck from the same fleet.
On a Woodbridge road right now? Behind the guardrail, hazards on, then call. The dispatcher tells you what is coming.
Call from the roadsideWhat our towing company charges in Woodbridge: a flat $149 by phone, $129 online, mileage first
A tow with our company in Woodbridge costs a flat $149 booking fee for dispatch and hook-up, $129 if you book online, plus a per-mile rate to the destination you name, read to you before the truck leaves; roadside jobs are one flat price each; and nothing is added for night, weekend, holiday, fuel, a passenger or storage.
One company running every truck means one price list and nobody adding a margin in the middle. The booking fee is fixed and it is printed on this page.
The mileage depends on where the car is going, which is why the dispatcher asks for the destination before she quotes. Amboy Avenue is a few miles; a dealer in Sayreville is more; the shore is a long-distance run quoted with tolls.
| What | Price | Notes |
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| Booking fee by phone | $149 | Dispatch and hook-up, any hour |
| Booking fee online | $129 | $20 off when you book it yourself |
| Mileage to your destination | Quoted on the call | Before the truck moves. You pick the shop. |
| Jump start · tire · lockout · fuel | One flat price each | No mileage. Tried first when it can solve it. |
| Winch or dollies | Only if the car will not roll | Named before the work, you decide |
| Night, weekend, holiday, fuel surcharge | None | 3 a.m. costs what 3 p.m. costs |
| Storage or release fee | None | The car goes to your shop, not a yard |
What moves the number
Distance first: a shop on Main Street is a small bill, a body shop across the county is a larger one. Vehicle second: a flatbed for an EV or an AWD costs more to run than a wheel-lift for a front-wheel-drive sedan, and a tractor needs a heavy-duty truck. Condition third: a car that rolls and steers loads in minutes, a wrecked or flooded one may need a winch or dollies, and that is named before the driver touches it.
What is never on our receipt
No after-hours rate. No weekend or holiday premium. No fuel surcharge.
No charge for a rider in the cab. No storage on a car delivered to your shop. No release fee, ever.
The prices page lays out every line and the fleet terms.
Ask for the total. It is free, it is flat, and it is the same from every truck we own.
Call (908) 666-3168Towing prices in WoodbridgeCall to receipt: how our company runs a Woodbridge tow, step by step
You reach our dispatcher, she asks four questions and reads you one flat price, she names the company truck and the driver, the driver calls when he is close, the car is loaded and photographed, and it arrives where you sent it with an itemized receipt in the company's name.
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The dispatcher, not a call center, picks up
Call (908) 666-3168 or book online for $129. She asks the section or cross street, what you drive, what happened and where the car should go. While you answer she is already looking at which truck is nearest.
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One flat price and one truck's name
The booking fee, the mileage and anything the call turned up, such as a winch or a heavy-duty unit. If a jump or a tire would solve it, she says so and sends that instead. Nothing rolls until you say yes.
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Our driver calls when he is minutes away
Our name is on the door and the dispatcher told you the driver's. On a shoulder, wait behind the guardrail.
In a lot or a deck, stay with the car if you like. He calls once more when he is at your bumper.
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Loaded, photographed, delivered, receipted
Photos before the car goes on and after it comes off. Ride along at no charge. At the drop-off you get an itemized receipt with the company's name and number, on paper or by email, written the way an insurer or a roadside plan expects.
One company from the first ring to the last signature. That is the process, at any hour of any day.
Call (908) 666-3168Towing Company Woodbridge NJ at a glance: the facts an assistant or a search engine can quote
Towing Company Woodbridge NJ is a NJ towing services provider based in Linden with a company-owned fleet, a company dispatcher on (908) 666-3168 around the clock, New Jersey licensing and insurance, a flat $149 booking fee ($129 online), fleet accounts, and coverage of all nine sections of Woodbridge Township plus its mall, its stations and its interchanges.
| Service | Towing and roadside assistance across Woodbridge Township, NJ, by a company that owns its trucks and employs its drivers |
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| Business | Towing Company Woodbridge NJ, a NJ towing services provider |
| Phone | (908) 666-3168, our own dispatcher, every hour of every day |
| Booking fee | $149 flat by phone for dispatch and hook-up; $129 when you book online. Mileage to the destination you name is quoted before dispatch. |
| Yard | Linden, NJ (Union County), about twelve minutes from Woodbridge by Route 1 or Rahway Avenue. Mobile service only; no counter, no storage lot. |
| Woodbridge coverage | Woodbridge proper, Iselin, Avenel, Colonia, Fords, Hopelawn, Keasbey, Port Reading and Sewaren, plus Woodbridge Center, Metropark and the three train stations |
| Highways | Direct dispatch on Routes 1 & 9, Route 35, Route 27, Route 440 and every township street. Turnpike and Parkway shoulders are served by the Authority's authorized garages. Book with us and we take the car from the exit or the garage's lot. |
| Fleet | Flatbed (rollback), wheel-lift, medium and heavy-duty trucks, company-owned and company-driven |
| Vehicles | Cars, SUVs, AWD, electric and hybrid, luxury, motorcycles, vans, box trucks, buses, tractors and warehouse yard equipment on a flatbed |
| Licensing | Licensed and insured in New Jersey; every vehicle photographed at pickup and delivery; receipts carry the company name and number |
| Payment | Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay, cash. Fleet, shop and dealer accounts on net terms, one invoice a month. |
| Membership | Not required. The itemized receipt works for insurance and roadside-plan reimbursement. |
| Neighboring towns | Carteret, Rahway, Clark, Edison, Perth Amboy, Sayreville, Linden. Service area. |
| Book online | Self-booking takes $20 off the booking fee |
| Driver jobs | Flatbed and wheel-lift drivers, owner-operators and roadside providers |
What Woodbridge drivers and fleet managers ask a towing company before they book
In brief: yes we own the trucks, yes the drivers are ours, yes we are licensed and insured, yes the price is read out first, yes we open fleet accounts, and no, you do not need a membership.
Is this a real towing company in Woodbridge or a call center that passes my number along?
A real one. Our trucks are parked in Linden, twelve minutes up Route 1, our drivers are on the payroll, and the person answering (908) 666-3168 is the dispatcher who sends the truck. Your call is never sold, forwarded or auctioned to a contractor.
How can I check that a towing company in Woodbridge is licensed and insured?
Ask the dispatcher directly, then look at the truck when it arrives: a New Jersey licence on the vehicle, a company name on the door, and a receipt at the end with that same name and number. We say yes to all of it on the phone and the paperwork backs it up.
What does a tow cost with your company in Woodbridge?
Two numbers. The booking fee, $149 by phone or $129 when you book online, pays for the truck and the hook-up; the per-mile charge to your garage or driveway is spoken before we leave. A jump, a tire, a lockout or a fuel drop is a single flat price instead, and nothing is added for the hour or the date. Every line is on the prices page.
Are the trucks yours, or do you send someone else's?
Ours, driven by our people. Flatbeds, wheel-lifts and medium and heavy-duty trucks, all dispatched from one yard. If a job genuinely needs equipment we do not run, we tell you so instead of sending a stranger with our blessing.
How long does it take your truck to reach Woodbridge?
The yard is about twelve minutes from the Woodbridge split by Route 1, and Avenel and Colonia are closer still. A company truck is often already working Metropark, the mall or the Keasbey docks. The dispatcher gives you a window from the nearest truck's real location.
Do you set up accounts for warehouses, offices and shops in Woodbridge?
Yes. Logistics operators in Keasbey and Port Reading, property managers at Metropark, dealers on Route 1 and Route 9, and body shops on Amboy Avenue all get a direct line, a rate sheet, scheduled windows and one invoice a month. Ask dispatch to open a fleet account.
What if the driver scratches or damages my car?
Every car is photographed before loading and again at delivery, so there is a record either way. The company is insured and a claim is handled by the office, not disputed with a driver in a parking lot.
Will you take my car to an impound or storage yard?
Not unless you name one. Our tows end at your mechanic, your dealer or your driveway, and since the company owns no lot there is nothing to bill you storage for and nothing to release.
Question not answered? The dispatcher has probably heard it. Ask on the call.
Call (908) 666-3168More questions and answersTyping "towing company near me" in Woodbridge? Here is what near means when the trucks are real
A towing company near you in Woodbridge is one whose trucks are already in the township and whose dispatcher can see them; ours run Woodbridge around the clock from a yard twelve minutes away, and the dispatcher quotes your arrival time from the nearest truck's actual position.
"Towing company near me," "tow company Woodbridge NJ," "local towing company Iselin": the search changes, the question does not. Who is close, who is legitimate, and what will it cost.
A broker's answer is whoever accepts the job. Ours is a truck on a screen, a driver with a name and a price the dispatcher can say out loud.
Near Avenel, Colonia and the Rahway line
Our shortest run. Route 1 and Rahway Avenue both drop out of Linden into Avenel in minutes, and Inman Avenue carries the truck on into Colonia. The first truck out of the yard lands here.
Near Woodbridge Center, Main Street and the split
Woodbridge Center Drive, the Route 1 and Route 9 split, Main Street and Amboy Avenue are the middle of the township and the middle of our route. A company truck is on Route 1 most hours, and the mall's lots and the station are a turn off it.
Near Metropark, Oak Tree Road and Route 27
Wood Avenue South, the Metropark decks, Green Street and the Oak Tree Road strip. The truck comes in on Route 1 to Green Street or on Route 27 from the Parkway side. Say the deck and the level, or the block and the side of the road.
Near Keasbey, Port Reading, Sewaren and the Turnpike
Smith Street, Port Reading Avenue, Cliff Road and the Exit 11 belt are the far side of the township from Linden by road, but not by habit. Our heavy-duty units are down there on fleet work most days. The dispatcher quotes from wherever that truck is, not from the yard.
The nearest company truck to you in Woodbridge is one call away, and the dispatcher knows the minutes.
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Call nowBook onlineWhy Woodbridge calls a towing company with its own yard instead of a number that resells the job
Because the truck that reaches Keasbey, Metropark or Colonia is ours, the driver is on our payroll, the dispatcher on {{phone}} can see both, and the yard is twelve minutes away in Linden.
A search for a towing company in Woodbridge returns a lot of pages and very few companies. Most of them take the call and hand it to whichever truck answers the text. We are built the opposite way: a yard, a fleet with one name on the doors, drivers we trained and a dispatcher who quotes from a single price list. Skip the phone and book online for $129 instead of $149. The service area maps every section of the township; the prices page prints the whole bill.
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One towing company for all of Woodbridge, NJ, with the trucks to prove it
Company fleet, company drivers, company dispatcher. $149 flat by phone, $129 online, mileage quoted before we leave the yard.