Towing in Ormewood Park, Atlanta, GA

Moreland Avenue, United Avenue, and quiet side streets define Ormewood Park. Our trucks cover these blocks at any hour.

24/7 Towing Service

(470) 903-1003

Local Towing

Towing Between Moreland and United Avenues

Ormewood Park runs from I-20 on the north to United Avenue on the south. Moreland Avenue and Underwood Avenue were once trolley routes, and Delaware Avenue carried a turn of the old line, which explains some of the layout today.

The neighborhood was subdivided in 1892 and now has Victorian and Craftsman homes, post war cottages, and brick ranches. Glenwood Park, a 2003 redevelopment in the northwest corner, adds townhomes and shops.

Grant Park lies to the west across the BeltLine, and East Atlanta lies to the east. Tell us the street and the closest cross street, and we will find you.

Ormewood Park Places

Common Calls

What Drivers in Ormewood Park Call Us For

Driveway Dead Batteries

A car that sat for a week or two is a common call. A jump start usually fixes it.

Moreland Retail Stops

Quick errands end with locked keys or a flat tire. We help right in the lot.

I-20 Edge Stalls

Cars that stall near the I-20 end need a safe plan. Hazards on, stay belted, and call us.

Our Services

Services We Bring to Ormewood Park

Roadside Assistance

Jump starts, lockouts, and flat tires.

Flatbed Towing

Safe moves for cars that will not run.

Emergency Towing

For a crash or breakdown near I-20.

Recovery Services

Recovery for cars stuck off the road.

FAQ

Towing Questions in Ormewood Park

Yes. Tell us the street or the shop you are near, and we will meet you.

Yes. Tell us how long it has sat and whether it rolls. A flatbed is the safest way to move a car that will not run.

Yes. Give us the cross street and the direction you face, and we plan the trip.

Nearby

Nearby Areas We Serve

See every neighborhood on our service areas page, or read how a tow works from first call to drop off.

Stuck in Ormewood Park?

Call (470) 903-1003 and give us the nearest cross street. The price comes first.