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Georgia Tow Business Startup Checklist

39 steps from paperwork to your first paid tow in Georgia. Check them off as you go — your progress is saved on this device.

Timeline

8–12 weeks

Startup budget

$18,685–$34,458

Steps

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Do these first

1. Georgia Filings

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The course shows how Georgia filings fit around insurance timing so your permit isn't held up.

Week 1

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Module 1 walks through LLC vs. sole prop for towing, BOC-3 agents, and the filing order that avoids re-doing paperwork.

Weeks 2–3

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The course includes the carrier list, the exact coverage wording motor clubs check, and how to lower your first-year premium.

This checklist tells you what to do. The course shows you how.

24 lessons, contracts, call scripts, the carrier list and 13 bonuses — $39 one-time, instant access, lifetime updates.

Weeks 3–4

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Get the pre-purchase inspection checklist and the equipment list with real prices in the course bonuses.

Weeks 4–8

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The course has the application order, the scorecard metrics that get you more calls, and scripts for rate conversations.

Week 5

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Includes call scripts for cash calls, PPI property managers, and police rotation contacts.

Weeks 8–12

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The 90-day roadmap and ready-to-sign PPI contract templates are in the course.

Planning ranges for one used truck. Get real quotes before committing.

LLC, USDOT, permits & filings	$400–$1,200
Insurance down payment (20–30%)	$1,485–$4,158
Used wheel-lift wrecker	$15,000–$25,000
Equipment & safety gear	$1,500–$3,500
Dispatch, phone & first 3 months of software	$300–$600
Total	$18,685–$34,458

Ready to move faster?

Every step above, explained in detail — plus contracts, motor club scripts, the insurance carrier list, a downloadable PDF, and 13 bonuses.

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