Established Towing & Wrecker Business For Sale

Established Towing & Wrecker Service for Sale | Reno & Clarksville, Texas

Pitcock Wrecker Service has been serving Northeast Texas since 1985. The sale includes the operating towing and recovery business, the wrecker fleet, equipment, FF&E, established business names and goodwill, along with the company’s real estate in Reno and Clarksville, Texas.
Operating as Pitcock Wrecker Service and Ace Wrecker Service, the company provides 24-hour towing, accident recovery, heavy-duty recovery, roadside assistance, impound and vehicle storage throughout Lamar, Red River, Fannin, Delta and Hopkins Counties. The business has been built over more than 40 years and today operates with licensed drivers, dispatch and vehicle-storage personnel, multiple storage locations and an established presence across Northeast Texas.  This is an operating business, not an equipment liquidation. A buyer is acquiring the fleet, facilities, personnel, operating infrastructure, established name and decades of local market history.

Reno Headquarters – 8.294± Acres
The primary Pitcock Wrecker Service location is situated on approximately 8.294 acres at 5950 Lamar Road in Reno, Texas, just east of Paris along the US Highway 82 corridor. The Reno property serves as the company’s main office, shop, dispatch and vehicle-storage facility. The site includes a renovated office, multiple service and shop areas, two open bays and four enclosed bays with roll-up doors on both sides. The configuration provides easy movement for tow trucks, recovery units and other equipment moving in and out of the shop. The office was remodeled in 2026, and the seller has also completed exterior improvements to the office and shop buildings, restriped and resurfaced parking areas, upgraded exterior lighting and additional fencing between the main shop and storage yard. The property has a large secured outside storage area with reported capacity for approximately 400 vehicles.
The Reno location works well for the existing towing operation, but the real estate also has value beyond the current use. The highway exposure, fenced yard, shop space, office improvements and outside storage could fit a number of commercial and industrial users, including trucking, fleet operations, heavy equipment, contractor services, utility contractors, vehicle storage or other businesses needing shop space and a large yard near Paris.

Clarksville – Approximately 20± Acres on US Highway 82
The second major property is located along US Highway 82 in Clarksville, Texas, in Red River County. The approximately 20-acre property serves as the eastern side of the Pitcock operation and provides additional vehicle storage and operating capacity closer to Clarksville and Red River County. The seller reports current storage capacity for approximately 145 vehicles with additional room to expand.  The Clarksville site gives the business a physical presence on both sides of the Paris–Clarksville corridor and allows equipment, drivers and stored vehicles to be spread across the service area instead of relying on one central yard. The property also has standalone commercial value. With Highway 82 frontage, acreage and existing outside-storage use, it could work well as a contractor yard, truck or equipment yard, utility contractor facility, laydown yard, fleet-storage location, vehicle-storage operation or other commercial or industrial use requiring room to operate.

Established Towing and Recovery Operation
Pitcock Wrecker Service provides light-duty towing, medium- and heavy-duty towing and recovery, accident response, roadside assistance, impound and vehicle-storage services. The company operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.  The business currently employs licensed tow operators along with dispatch, office and vehicle-storage personnel. That matters to a buyer because the operation already has people, systems and facilities in place. A new owner is not starting with an empty yard and a handful of trucks. The existing fleet includes a mix of light-duty and heavy-duty towing and recovery equipment. The sale is intended to include the operating wreckers, major equipment, FF&E, shop equipment, business names, telephone numbers, website and other assets used in the continuing operation of the business. Detailed equipment schedules, VIN information and additional operating records can be provided to qualified buyers during due diligence.

Municipal and County Rotation Business
Pitcock Wrecker Service has longstanding relationships with law-enforcement and governmental agencies throughout the area and currently participates in towing rotations associated with Paris, Lamar County, Clarksville and Red River County.  Those relationships are an important part of the company’s history and current operation, but they should not be represented as automatically transferring with the sale. A purchaser will need to satisfy the licensing, insurance, equipment and other requirements of each agency and independently apply for approval. That gives buyers the correct picture: they are acquiring a business with established relationships and a long operating history, but the governmental rotations remain subject to agency approval.

Business Name, Goodwill and Transition
The Pitcock name has been established in the Northeast Texas towing market for decades, and continued use of the name may be available to the purchaser. Ownership has also indicated a willingness to provide an agreed transition period of up to approximately 30 days following closing.  For an existing towing company expanding into Northeast Texas, that transition period can help with employees, customers, vendors and agency contacts. For an individual or private buyer, it provides time to learn the operation from the people who have been running it.
One of the strengths of this offering is the combination of operating income, equipment and real estate. The buyer is not simply purchasing goodwill or a customer list. The acquisition includes an established towing and recovery operation, a substantial wrecker fleet, shop and recovery equipment, vehicle-storage infrastructure and two commercial properties positioned along the Highway 82 corridor in Northeast Texas. The Reno property provides the main office, shop and large vehicle-storage yard near Paris. The Clarksville property extends the company’s reach east into Red River County while also providing additional acreage and room for future growth.
For an existing towing company, the acquisition offers the ability to enter or expand within the Northeast Texas market with facilities and equipment already in place. For another type of commercial buyer, the underlying real estate also creates flexibility for future use.