- (720) 796-4719
- 5300 Sheridan Boulevard, lot 246, Arvada, CO 80002
When an unknown vehicle blocks your commercial loading dock or takes over a tenant’s reserved space in Arvada, it does more than cause a minor headache. It disrupts your daily business operations, frustrates paying customers, and can even compromise safety if a fire lane is obstructed. Dealing with these parking violations requires a fast, legally compliant response. At DAD’S TOWING SERVICE LLC, we specialize in private property towing that keeps your lanes clear while strictly adhering to Colorado towing regulations.
When random vehicles treat your private lot like a free public garage, it hurts your bottom line and frustrates your tenants. We help you regain complete control of your asphalt. By establishing a clear, legally compliant tow-away zone, you protect reserved spaces for paying customers, residents, and emergency vehicles. Our crew at our company handles the entire process, ensuring every non-consent tow is executed in strict accordance with Colorado towing regulations to shield you from unnecessary liability.
Legal Compliance — We verify all signage requirements and handle required law enforcement notifications to keep your property legally protected.
Zero Cost to Landlords — Under Colorado non-consent tow rules, the vehicle owner pays all towing and storage fees upon impound lot release.
24/7 Vigilance — Our after-hours enforcement keeps fire lanes, handicap stalls, and reserved tenant spaces open through weekends and holidays.
Damage-Free Transport — We use specialized wheel lift removal and flatbed transport to safely move vehicles without risking damage to transmissions or bumpers.
Detailed Documentation — Every tow requires property manager authorization and photographic proof of the violation before we hook the vehicle.
To initiate private property towing, you must be the property owner or an authorized agent, such as a property manager. Under Colorado towing regulations, you must have a signed agreement with a licensed towing carrier like us. Before we can perform a non-consent tow, we must verify that your lot has the correct signage requirements posted at all entrances, or perform a tow notice posting if required by local rules. Once these legal bases are covered, you simply call our dispatch, fill out a property manager authorization form, and we will send a truck for the Unauthorized Parking Removal. In Arvada, we handle the entire process, including the mandatory law enforcement notification within the state-regulated timeframe, ensuring the tow is fully compliant and legally defensible.
Colorado law is very strict about tow-away zone signage. To execute a legal non-consent tow in Arvada, your signs must be clearly visible at all entrances, measuring at least 12 by 18 inches. They must explicitly state that unauthorized vehicles will be towed at the owner’s expense, list our name and phone number, and detail where the vehicle impound lot is located. If your signs are faded, blocked by overgrown trees, or mounted too low, any Unauthorized Parking Removal could be deemed illegal, exposing you to liability. We can help you review your current signs to ensure they meet all Colorado towing regulations before we begin active after-hours enforcement.
For the property owner or manager, the cost for standard Unauthorized Parking Removal in Arvada is typically zero. Under Colorado towing regulations, the financial responsibility for a non-consent tow falls entirely on the vehicle owner. They must pay the regulated towing and daily storage fees directly to us at our impound lot release facility to retrieve their vehicle. This keeps your no-parking zone enforcement clean and legal without draining your operating budget. However, as the property manager, you must ensure all signage requirements are fully met, and you must provide proper vehicle documentation and signed property manager authorization before our flatbed transport or wheel lift removal trucks hook up the vehicle.
Yes, but the rules depend on where the vehicle is parked. If a car is blocking your private driveway on your property, you have the right to request private property towing. If the vehicle is parked on a public street blocking your driveway, you must first contact Arvada law enforcement. The police or code enforcement must ticket the vehicle or authorize the tow before we can perform the Unauthorized Parking Removal. We cannot legally hook up a vehicle on public property without municipal authorization. Once the city clears it, our team will quickly dispatch a truck to clear your path and restore access to your home or business.
Unresolved parking violations disrupt your tenants, frustrate paying customers, and create safety hazards in marked fire lanes. You do not have to police your lot alone or worry about the legal complexities of a non-consent tow. Our team handles everything from verifying local signage requirements to managing the necessary vehicle documentation, keeping your property clear and fully compliant with Colorado towing regulations.
Whether you need immediate driveway blocking removal or want to establish a reliable after-hours enforcement agreement for an apartment complex, we are ready to help. Contact our crew today to set up your private property towing plan and keep your spaces open for the people who belong there.
Managing parking lots or private driveways in Arvada requires a towing partner who knows the local landscape and strict state rules. At DAD’S TOWING SERVICE LLC, we do not just hook up cars and drive away. We operate with a deep understanding of Colorado towing regulations, ensuring every non-consent tow we perform is fully documented, legally compliant, and executed without damage. Our crew uses specialized wheel lift removal and flatbed transport to handle low-clearance vehicles or tight parking spaces safely.
When random drivers ignore your posted signs, it directly hurts your bottom line or frustrates your residents. Imagine a tenant arriving home late in Arvada after a long shift, only to find an unauthorized vehicle parked in their assigned spot. Or a delivery truck blocking a designated fire lane because there is no active no-parking zone enforcement. Leaving these violations unaddressed invites more drivers to abuse your lot. We help you establish clear boundaries, ensuring your spaces remain open for paying customers, residents, and emergency vehicles.
