Vehicle relocation moves several cars, trucks, or vans in one planned job. We schedule it ahead of time, which suits dealerships, property managers, and event organizers who need a lot cleared or inventory shifted without losing a day.
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A single tow happens when something goes wrong. Relocation happens on purpose. A dealership opens a new lot. A property is about to be repaved. A renovation needs the garage empty by Monday. These jobs have a date, a list of vehicles, and a destination, so we plan them like projects.
That is why we handle them apart from same day dispatch. We look at how many vehicles there are, what shape they are in, and how far they need to go, then set a schedule with enough trucks to finish inside your window. We plan moves across the metro area, from Midtown to Inman Park. Questions about scheduling? Use our contact page.
Four details let us put a schedule and an estimate together.
How many vehicles, what types, and whether each one runs.
Pickup and drop off addresses, plus gates, ramps, or tight corners.
Your preferred date and the time window you must finish in.
Who has the keys and any gate codes or check in rules.
Most relocation jobs follow the same path.
You describe the job and we ask the questions that shape the schedule.
You receive an estimate and a confirmed date before any truck is assigned.
Trucks run the route, loading and delivering vehicles in turn.
You get confirmation once the last vehicle is delivered.
As early as you can. More notice makes it easier to line up trucks for your date.
Yes, but tell us up front. Those cars need a winch or flatbed, which changes the plan and the number of trucks.
Tell us the pickup and drop off locations when you request an estimate, and we confirm what we can cover.
No. If a vehicle is stuck or unsafe right now, use emergency towing instead. Relocation is for jobs set up ahead of time.
