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Apex Towing Deerfield Beach, FL Open 24 Hours
Towing And Recovery Services In Broward Six Services · Light Duty To Heavy · Deerfield Beach To Boca Raton
Apex Towing runs towing, recovery and roadside work out of Deerfield Beach, covering every city in Broward County and north into Boca Raton. Six services on one number, light duty through heavy. The difference between them is really the truck , and which truck rolls comes down to what the vehicle weighs, how tall it is and whether it still moves under tow.
What we come out for
Six Services, One Number
Emergency Towing
The call that comes in at two in the morning. Cars, pickups, SUVs and minivans that stopped somewhere they should not have. Loaded where they sit and delivered to your shop, your driveway or wherever you tell us.
Call (561) 873-7004
Roadside Assistance
Not everything needs a tow. A jump, a lockout, a spare fitted or enough fuel to reach a pump puts you back on the road in minutes instead of on the back of a truck. Parts are quoted separately from the work.
Call (561) 873-7004
Winch Outs & Recovery
Sand, swale, soft shoulder, or a wheel dropped off the pavement. A winch line and the right angle usually beats a tow, and we will tell you on the phone which one it is going to be.
Call (561) 873-7004
Commercial Towing
Box trucks, work vans, Sprinters, step vans and fleet pickups, for dealerships, body shops and service fleets. Repeat work with a dispatcher who already knows your yard and your paperwork.
Call (561) 873-7004
Heavy Duty Towing
Semi tractors, loaded and empty trailers, dump trucks, buses and motorhomes, plus heavy recovery when a unit has rolled or shifted its load. Give us the gross weight and the height before we roll.
Call (561) 873-7004
Private Property Towing
For the people who own or manage the lot. Apartments, condos, HOAs, plazas and office parks. Fire lanes, reserved spaces, expired tags and abandoned vehicles, at rates the county caps rather than we do.
Call (561) 873-7004
What It Costs
There is no single number, because a tow is priced on three things: the class of vehicle, how far it is going, and the hour of the day. You hear the figure on the phone before anyone is dispatched , so nothing gets settled at the roadside.
Where a job involves a part rather than only the work — fuel, a tire, a battery — that part is quoted separately and you are told both numbers on the same call. If the job turns out bigger than it sounded, it is re-quoted before work starts. Maximum rates for nonconsent tows off private property are set by the county rather than by us , and we work to them.
Which Truck Comes Out
Choosing a service is really a question about weight. Under ten thousand pounds gross is light duty , which covers nearly every car, pickup, SUV and minivan on the road. Ten to twenty-six thousand is medium duty — box trucks, work vans, Sprinters and step vans. Above twenty-six thousand is heavy duty : semi tractors, loaded trailers, dump trucks, buses and motorhomes.
That is why the questions on the phone matter. Weight decides the truck, height decides the route, whether it rolls and steers decides how it gets loaded, and whether it is in gear with a key decides how long the hook-up takes.
Light Duty Medium Duty Heavy Duty Winch Out Private Property
Questions
Picking The Right One
I do not know which service I need. Which one do I pick?
Pick none of them and call. Describe the vehicle, where it is and what it is doing, and we will work out which job it is. You are not expected to classify your own breakdown before you are allowed to ring.
How do you decide which truck to send?
Weight and height, mostly. Under ten thousand pounds gross is light duty and covers nearly every car, pickup and minivan. Ten to twenty-six thousand is medium duty, which is where box trucks, work vans and step vans sit. Above that is heavy duty. Whether the vehicle still rolls and steers decides how it gets loaded once we are there.
Do you come to parking garages and gated communities?
Yes, and both are common here. Give us the level and the space number in a garage, and the gate code or the guard house name in a community. Mention any height restriction on the way in, because that decides which truck can physically get to you.
Can you tow it to my own shop, or does it have to go to yours?
Wherever you want it. If you called us yourself, the destination is your choice: your mechanic, a dealership, your driveway or a body shop. The only time that changes is a nonconsent tow off private property, which the property owner authorizes rather than you.
Still Not Sure Which One?
Describe the vehicle and where it is sitting. That is enough for us to work out the job, price it and give you a time. Check where we cover if you are unsure about the area, or reach dispatch through contact.