Captain Hooks Towing Raises Roadside Assistance Service in Lexington, KY
Nov 4, 2019
November 04, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Captain Hooks Towing is giving motorists, drivers, and travelers the best alternative when it comes to roadside assistance service in Lexington, KY. The towing company has announced several new features aimed to make their emergency roadside services faster, dependable, more customer-friendly, and accessible to all. Zidane Small, the company representative, explains, “Our improved road assistance program will provide prompt and reliable assistance to stranded motorists and travelers in and around Lexington, KY, and its nearby areas.”
Roadside assistance service is a key engagement lever to push greater satisfaction and deeper loyalty from the customers. This has prompted the towing company to provide more integrated and reliable services that deliver real-time event visibility and high quality yet affordable service. Captain Hooks has taken a rebranding initiative to address and meet these shifting market demands.
The emergency roadside assistance of the tow provider included conventional services of a spare tire change, battery jumpstarts, key loss or car lockout assistance as well as fuel assistance. Their newly improved service features onsite mechanical assistance for simple engine failures. If necessary, their tow mechanics can also pull the stalled car to the nearby auto service centers for extensive repairs. The complete listing and description of their new emergency roadside assistance program can be accessed here: http://gmbp.in/u/5dc04bb965aee.
Small adds that anyone needing car trouble assistance in the Athens of the West need not look too far. Captain Hooks is a trusted and fully insured service provider. Their professional tow mechanics can handle practically any type of job. All their staff from customer agents, dispatchers, towing workers, and mechanics are very dependable and highly competent. They can complete their tasks proficiently with no worries. Their services are complemented with modern trucks, advanced equipment, and the right tools.
The roadside assistance service of the Captain Hooks Towing will be available through a 24-7 helpline that stranded motorists can also call if they need towing assistance in case of accidental breakdowns. This means also that their services are available round the clock because car troubles are very unpredictable. Stalled motorists can simply dial (859) 888-1255 and their rescue workers will be on their way. In line with this, the company representative encourages the public to save their hotline number on their phones so that they would know who to call and depend on in case of emergency car problems.
In addition to offering the best-in-class roadside assistance services, the company has also embarked on new initiatives to expand its service reach to create a more intensified city-wide coverage of Lexington. Additional towing crews were deployed on a round-the-clock shift at key locations and strategic highways to enable them to respond to customer location within 30 minutes or less. Neighborhoods in Hermitage Hills, Hinda Heights, Pinehurst, Zandale and Northland, among others will now equally receive the same fast response as those customers near the company headquarters in Lexington. Interested customers can click this https://sites.google.com/site/captainhookstow/ to check out a complete directory of their service areas.
Aside from their quickness to respond and express delivery of quality assistance, another outstanding feature of the towing company’s emergency services is their very competitive price. Their emergency services are indeed one of a kind because they are a blend of quality and affordability. Small explains, “Our towing services and roadside solutions are emergency services primarily designed to help motorists to be safe. Our dedication to the safety of the people of Lexington is our chief driver in doing our job. This is also our contribution to keeping our roads and streets safe.”
He adds, “The residents and visitors of Lexington, KY will no longer fret about finding a reliable roadside assistance provider. Captain Hooks is just around the corner always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need.” Some articles about the services provided by the company can be found at http://gmbp.in/u/5dc04c1d877a8.
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For more information about Captain Hooks Towing, contact the company here:
Captain Hooks Towing
Zidane Small
(859) 888-1255
[email protected]
Captain Hooks Towing
2424 Palumbo Dr,
Lexington, KY 40509
ReleaseID: 60032269
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