Private Property & Impound

When this service may be appropriate

A private-property vehicle-removal inquiry is not permission to tow. The property, requester, vehicle, signage, written authorization, local jurisdiction, rates, notices, storage, release process, and current operating authority must be verified before any nonconsensual removal is accepted.

• A property owner or demonstrably authorized manager seeking a preliminary review of a documented parking or abandoned-vehicle situation
• A commercial property evaluating a future compliant towing program, written authorization workflow, signage, resident or visitor process, records, rates, notices, and release procedures
• A vehicle owner trying to identify the responsible operator or understand how to request documentation after a vehicle was already removed
• A voluntary tow requested by the vehicle owner, which must be separated from a third-party private-property or impound process

What to tell dispatch

• Exact property address, city, state, property type, ownership or management authority, and a verified callback contact
• Vehicle year, make, model, color, plate, VIN when available, exact position, observed condition, and why removal is being considered
• Current photographs of the vehicle, posted signs, entrances, fire lanes, accessible spaces, permit areas, and the surrounding property—shared only through an approved channel
• The governing lease, parking policy, owner or manager authorization, prior notice, law-enforcement or municipal involvement, and any emergency or obstruction
• Proposed destination, current rate schedule, payment methods, storage and release location, hours, records, notice process, and all state and local license or permit information

Price and service limits

No website quote authorizes or prices a nonconsensual private-property tow. Maximum rates, drop fees, storage, retrieval, notices, payment methods, estimates, and disclosures can be controlled by state law and local ordinance. The responsible operator must disclose the applicable charges and process before or after the tow as the law requires.

• Tommy's Road Rescue does not claim police rotation, City-ordered towing, a municipal contract, unrestricted impound authority, or authority to remove a vehicle merely because someone submits an online request
• The exact operating legal entity, applicable Missouri or Kansas authority, local licenses, written authorization, signage, rate filing, storage, notice, records, insurance, and release workflow must be verified before service
• A tenant, neighbor, employee, security guard, association member, or caller may not have authority to order removal; dispatch must verify the property owner or authorized agent and the applicable process
• Vehicles involving disability access, fire lanes, police evidence, crashes, repossession, landlord-tenant disputes, estates, abandoned-property title work, liens, or government action can require separate rules and agencies
• This page is general information and a preliminary inquiry path, not legal advice, a towing authorization, a contract, or confirmation that Tommy's can accept a removal