Local dispatch for drivers across Pierson, DeLeon Springs, Barberville, Seville, and DeLand — help is close when you are stuck on US-17 or a back road off County Road 3.
When a breakdown leaves you stranded in Volusia County, you want a towing company that already knows the corridor you are sitting on. That is what we do.
From a dead battery on Washington Avenue to a rolled trailer out toward Astor, one number covers the whole job. Here is what our crews handle across Pierson and the surrounding Volusia County towns.
When a wreck or breakdown blocks a lane on US-17, we roll a truck fast and clear you out of harm's way. Rapid-response towing for accidents, dead cars, and vehicles stuck in traffic.
Learn more →Lowered, luxury, AWD, and non-running vehicles ride on a flat deck so nothing drags or scrapes. The careful way to move a car that cannot take a standard hook.
Learn more →Semis, box trucks, and buses that go down on the highway need the right rig and a driver who has recovered one before. We handle the big commercial jobs.
Learn more →Delivery vans, RVs, and shuttle buses fall between a car and a semi, and they get towing built for that weight class. Mid-size commercial equipment moved without guesswork.
Learn more →Moving a vehicle out of Pierson to another city or across a state line runs on one flat rate agreed up front. Scheduled transport with no surprise mileage bill.
Learn more →A jump start, fresh fuel, a tire swap, or a lockout often gets you moving again without a tow at all. We send a crew for the small stuff too.
Learn more →Slid into a ditch off CR-3 or buried in soft ground near the St. Johns? Our winch gear pulls you back onto solid pavement.
Learn more →That dead project car or wrecked hull taking up the yard can be hauled off, often with cash handed over on pickup. Inoperable vehicles gone the same day.
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Plenty of tow trucks will answer a call. Fewer already know which shoulder on US-17 is safe to work and how long it takes to reach Seville after dark. Here is what sets our crews apart.
Our drivers run US Highway 17, County Road 3, and the State Road 40 junction at Barberville every day, so we are not hunting for your location while you wait. Knowing the corridor means a shorter arrival and a safer hookup.
A lowered coupe, an AWD crossover, or a car that will not roll should never be dragged. We load those onto a flat deck and strap them down properly so the vehicle arrives the way it left.
Being stranded is stressful enough without wondering what the bill will be. We give a clear, flat quote before the truck rolls, so the price you hear is the price you pay.
A stalled sedan and a disabled box truck are very different jobs. We cover all of it, so one call sorts out whatever is sitting on the road.
We do not just claim Pierson and stop there. Crews stage to reach DeLeon Springs, Barberville, Seville, DeLand, and the stretch out toward Astor and Crescent City.
Pierson sits at the north end of Volusia County, where US-17 threads through fern country and long rural stretches separate one town from the next. Those distances are exactly why local dispatch matters — a company staging trucks nearby reaches you faster than one racing up from Daytona. We keep coverage tight across Pierson and the neighboring communities so nobody waits longer than they should.
We run US Highway 17, County Road 3, and Ponce De Leon Boulevard daily, so a location on any of them is somewhere we already picture. That familiarity trims minutes off arrival and keeps the hookup safe on narrow shoulders.
Our rigs are positioned to reach the north-county towns without a long haul, so response stays consistent whether you are in Pierson proper or out toward Seville. Steady coverage means less guessing about when help shows up.
Rather than sorting through a list of numbers, you reach one crew that covers every town on this page. Tap Call Now and we take it from there, wherever in the area you are sitting.
If your town is on this list, a crew can reach you — usually sooner than you would expect.
Call Now (386) 282-8971A breakdown does not wait for business hours, and neither do we. Tap the button and a Pierson crew starts heading your way while we sort out the details.
Call Now (386) 282-8971The things people ask most when they call Pierson Towing.
Because our trucks stage close to town, most calls inside Pierson and along US-17 see a crew arrive quickly. Rural runs out toward Astor or Crescent City take a little longer, and we will give you an honest arrival window when you call.
We quote a flat rate before the truck rolls, based on your vehicle and where it is headed. You hear the number up front, so there is no guessing and no surprise mileage charge at the end.
Yes, and those go on a flatbed so nothing drags or takes strain. Loading a car that cannot be flat-towed onto a deck is the safe way to move it, and it is how we handle anything specialty.
We do. Heavy-duty recovery for semis, box trucks, and buses is part of what we cover, with the right rig and a driver who has done it before around Volusia County.
We dispatch 24/7, every day of the year. Breakdowns near Pierson do not keep a schedule, so someone is always ready to take the call.
We are happy to work with insurance and motor-club coverage and can walk you through what they need. Bring your details when you call and we will keep the paperwork clean.
From a short pull across Pierson to a long-distance move to another city or state, we handle both. Long hauls run on a single flat rate agreed before we load.
That is winch-out and off-road recovery, and yes. Our gear pulls vehicles out of mud, sand, and embankments around CR-3 and the rural stretches near the St. Johns.
We haul away inoperable, wrecked, and unwanted vehicles, often paying cash on pickup. Give us the details and we will bring the right equipment to clear it out.
We serve DeLeon Springs, Barberville, Seville, DeLand, Astor, Crescent City, Lake Helen, and Orange City, along with the roads connecting them. One call covers the whole north-county area.
Pierson Towing was built to give this corner of Volusia County a towing crew that actually lives and works these roads. We treat every stranded driver the way we would want a family member treated on the side of US-17. That means straight quotes, careful handling, and a truck that is already on its way.
Learn more about Pierson Towing →Whether it is a dead battery in a Pierson driveway or a rolled trailer out near the SR-40 junction, we are ready when you are. Do not sit on the shoulder longer than you have to.
