East York · Apartment towers & Leaside

Private Property Towing in East York

Non-tenants in your Thorncliffe Park visitor spots, shoppers’ cars left all day in a Leaside retail lot, a car parked across your building’s fire lane? We clear unauthorized vehicles from East York properties under Toronto’s private parking by-law, so your tenants and customers can park again. Available 24/7. Call now!

East York properties

Older buildings, tight parking.

Much of East York’s housing is in apartment towers built decades ago, when lots were planned for far fewer cars. That makes every space count, and outside vehicles in tenant or visitor parking cause real friction. Retail lots in Leaside and along Pape and O’Connor face the same problem with all-day parkers.

East York is part of the City of Toronto, so every tow follows Toronto’s process. We help superintendents, property managers and owners get it right, then remove ticketed vehicles quickly.

The vehicle owner usually pays the towing and storage fees, not your property.

Toronto Process Followed
24/7
East York Dispatch
Rentals, Condos & Retail

East York property request

Tell us about your East York building or lot and we’ll reply with next steps.

We’ll reply by email or phone. Only owners, superintendents or authorized agents can request a tow.

East York Private Property Towing Services

Unauthorized vehicle removal for East York buildings and lots

Tenant-Only Lots

Outside cars using spaces that belong to tenants of Thorncliffe Park and Parkview Hill towers.

Visitor Spot Misuse

Residents or neighbours parking in visitor spaces for days instead of hours.

Fire Lanes & Entrances

Cars in fire lanes, at garage doors or blocking the building's main entrance and ramps.

Abandoned Tenant Vehicles

Cars left behind after a move-out, or sitting unplated and unused for weeks.

Low Underground Garages

Older East York garages are low. See underground towing in East York.

Leaside Retail Lots

Retail and office lots around Laird Drive and Bayview, where all-day parkers squeeze out customers.

By-Law Sign Checks

We compare your signs with Toronto's requirements before any tow happens.

Records For Superintendents

Photos, plate, time and spot for every tow, so you can answer tenant questions.

Damage-Free Flatbeds

Cars, vans and pickups lifted onto flatbeds, never dragged across the lot.

01.
Signs Ready

Posted clearly at the lot entrance

02.
Officer Tickets

Plus a Toronto Police tow card

03.
Car Removed

Loaded on a flatbed, with photos

04.
Secure Yard

Kept safe until the owner pays

The process

How towing works in East York

East York properties follow the City of Toronto’s Municipal Code and Ontario’s towing and storage law. Here’s the order things happen in.

1

Proper signs posted

Visible signs at every entrance explain who may park and that violators are ticketed and towed.

2

Enforcement arranged

The property arranges authorized parking enforcement officers to act for it.

3

Ticket and tow card

The car is ticketed by an officer and a Toronto Police tow card is issued.

4

Tow is completed

A certified operator tows the car and records photos, time and location.

5

Location reported

Police are told where the car is held, so the owner can find it quickly.

6

Car is released

The owner pays the regulated fees, and can collect belongings at no charge.

Toronto by-law details

For more on Chapter 915 and the tow card process, see our Toronto private property towing page.

East York properties

Who we help in East York

From high-rise rentals to small retail lots, we work with every kind of East York property.

Apartment Towers

Tenant and visitor parking in Thorncliffe Park, Parkview Hill and along Pape and Cosburn.

Condominiums

Condo boards dealing with stall violations and long-term abandoned cars.

Leaside Retail

Shopping and service lots around Laird Drive and Bayview that need turnover for customers.

Medical Offices

Clinic and medical building lots near Coxwell and Mortimer, kept clear for patients.

Light Industrial

Loading areas and yards in the Leaside business area kept free for deliveries.

Places Of Worship & Clubs

Members’ lots taken by commuters and neighbours during the week.

Signage

Start with clear signs.

Older East York lots often have faded or outdated signs. For enforcement to work, signs usually need to show:

Old signs? WhatsApp us a photo and we’ll tell you if they need replacing.

Get your East York lot set up

Four steps from first call to active enforcement.

1

Describe your property
Building address, number of spaces, permit system and current problems.

2

Sign review
We tell you what’s outdated or missing under Toronto’s rules.

3

Authorization signed
Names who can request tows and sets the rules for your lot.

4

Enforcement live
Your superintendent can call or WhatsApp us any time.

For vehicle owners

Towed in East York?

If your car was towed from an apartment, condo or retail lot in East York, here’s what to do. Fees are regulated under Ontario law, and you’ll get an itemized invoice before paying.

Storage fees grow each day, so arrange pickup quickly.

1

Find out who towed it
Check the lot’s signs, or call Toronto Police non-emergency at 416-808-2222.

2

Phone us
+1 (437) 460-6320 to confirm we have your car and what’s owed.

3

Have your documents ready
Licence, ownership and proof of insurance.

4

Come and get it
We’ll give you the yard address and hours. You’ll see an itemized invoice before you pay.

5

Belongings only?
Collect personal items from the car for free.

Freightliner tow truck carrying Mercedes SUV
Why choose us

Careful towing for East York.

Tenants talk, and a bad tow can sour a building fast. We follow every step and treat drivers with respect, so enforcement doesn’t create new problems for you.

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Our Work

We are ready
24 hours to help you.

A stranger in a tenant’s spot overnight, or a car blocking the fire lane on a Sunday, call us any time and we’ll clear your East York property.

Local coverage

Your local private property tow in East York

We work with properties across East York, from the towers of Thorncliffe Park and Parkview Hill to Leaside’s retail lots and the low-rise buildings near Pape and Cosburn. Tell us your address and we’ll explain how enforcement works for your building.

FAQ

East York questions.

For property owners & managers

Yes. East York is part of the City of Toronto, so the same signage, ticketing and tow card requirements apply.

Yes, if they’re named on the property’s towing authorization. We’ll set that up with the owner or management company first.

Possibly. Faded or outdated signs can stop enforcement. Send us photos and we’ll tell you what needs replacing.

Abandoned vehicles go through the same legal process: signs, ticket and tow card, then removal to secure storage.

Usually not. The towed vehicle’s owner normally pays the towing and storage fees.

Yes. Our compact truck fits most older East York garages. See underground towing East York for details.

For vehicle owners

Check the signs for the tow company, or call Toronto Police non-emergency at 416-808-2222. If it’s us, call +1 (437) 460-6320.

Yes. Personal belongings can be collected free of charge. Call ahead so we can meet you.

If the car is on the street, call Toronto Police Parking Enforcement at 416-808-2222. Private tow companies can’t remove cars from public roads.