This is a predatory towing company. They have illegally towed my son's. When faced with proof they illegally towed the vehicle, they refused to waive the impound fee. They stole a car, and held it for hostage. Do not do business with this company. Completely untrustworthy. read more

This is a predatory towing company plain and simple. They make tons of money entering into contracts with the student apartments and are given free reign to enter their parking garages and parking lots looking for any cars they deem parked illegally. My daughters car was towed from the Vista on a weekend when no one was in town and they said her car was parked " over the line ". Well there were no lines visible and the pictures show that. It's all about making money off of the students. read more

About a month ago before I was headed to work I came outside my apartment and I had a flat tire on the back left side so of course I had to get a ride to work and once I left from work I called this company that has been around for over 80 plus years their roadside and travel company called mca and of course it is a great referral program and when I called them they call Parrish Towing and the company came out to me at no cost and I was very thankful for their help read more

Where can I start here.... Amazing friendly helpful staff. Fast service. They came towed my car fixed it... A few days later I saw the gas meter wasn't working properly called and spoke with Ben he gave me the shop number to speak with Kevin. Kevin said to bring the car back I couldn't for a few weeks due to work when I brought the car in they kept it a little longer just to make sure all was perfect. Went to go get my car asked what I owed they said nothing it was a defective part we just replaced it, not only that they replaced my burnt out tail light at no cost. I highly recommend this company. Family friendly and honest! read more

This towing Co put a boot on my sons car over this past weekend. The apartment where it got the boot has NOT painted their spaces or numbered them. No way to tell where you can and cannot park. The worst thing is that the tow driver has now looked my son up on FB and went to his place of employment. Yes, my husband was mad at the towing Co for their unfair towing practices, but what does that have to do with my son? Certainly you don't condone this behavior? I highly recommend NEVER using this business that would allow this to go on. Maybe a little listening to the customer and taking the time to go look at the parking lot in question might do your business a world of good. I have pictures if you would like to borrow them. read more

Finally got the chance to cash in my free oil change!! (Buy 5 oil changes, get one free!) Matthew was excellent!! He pulled my car right in and had me back on the road in no time!! Parrish has friendly, efficient staff, and is always showing appreciation for their customers!! read more

This towing company is running a SCAM in Starkville and preying on the students of Mississippi State University. They towed my daughter's car while she was visiting a friend at The Social Campus apartments. My daughter was parked in a parking space that was on the same row as a sign labeled "Guest Parking". My daughter's car was there for less than 5 hours. She had to pay $217 to get her car back and they pressured her into paying the fine by telling her that they would charge another $75 as a holding fee if she didn't pay by 3PM. Needless to say, they are running a shady business and exploiting the students of Mississippi State University. Please think twice before using this business. read more

Scam of a place! Got my car towed which was my fault. Helix apartments parking sucks and leaves their residents stranded. Looking to cancel lease if at all possible, terrible place. But Parrish is charging entirely to much money for a 4 mile tow. $50-60 reasonable. $217 is ridiculous!!! They didnt even hold it passed open. Horrible towing agency. The only good thing I can say about them is they didn't bang up my car towing it. read more

justin was great very respectful young man for us back on road in no time

My daughter is a student at MSU and lives at Helix. My wife, son, niece, and mother in law drove down (in two vehicles) to MSU to visit her for the weekend. We drove to the Helix and there was no visitor parking to be had. We parked and I went to the office to see about getting a temp parking pass for both vehicles. I was told they didn't have temp passes but I could park both vehicles in a couple of spots around the round about but they needed to be moved by 7:00pm because they start towing at that area at 7:00pm. There are 6 spaces on the roundabout. The three spots to the left have signs that say "Future Resident Parking". The three spots to the right do not have those signs but there are signs that say "No Parking 7:00pm-10:00am." My mother in law's car was parked in the furthest spot to the right with no sign. There is also no signs that say "permit parking only" in this area. About 5:30-5:45, my wife drove our daughter, son, and I to MSU campus so they could go to the game. As we were leaving, I noticed a tow truck entering into the gated area of the Helix. When she returned back to the complex somewhere around 6:00pm, the tow truck was ILLEGALLY towing my mother's car because it wasn't after 7:00pm. My wife explained to the man that we were told we could park there but he didn't care what she had to say. He just mumbled something about no parking there on game day (no sign anywhere stating that). He called his supervisor who said she needed to get the person on the phone that told us that. Problem is Helix's office was already closed for the day and we had no way of getting in touch with anyone. He refused to dropped the car even after we explained to him exactly what transpired. He made my mother in law pay $217. I spoke with the manager of the Helix the following Monday and fortunately for us she called this company and had them refund our money. Hindsight's 20/20... had my wife and mother in law not been taken so off guard by what was happening, they should have called the cops! This company was completely in the wrong. There were multiple signs about parking in that area and we were within all the rules of what each sign said. They are just out for a quick buck whether is legal or not. It's sad because this company is probably taking advantage of many young adults who don't know any better. read more

My daughter is a college student at MSU. She lives at Helix apartment complex and has her own designated paid for parking spot. On her birthday we sent flowers to her that she picked up and brought back to her apartment. She backed into what she thought was her Parking spot, ran the flowers upstairs. She came down 20 minutes later and saw a tow truck by her vehicle. She ran out there in a panic and said sir sir why are you towing my vehicle and he said you are in the wrong spot. Her spot was 2 Spots over and empty, as was most of the lot. She said I have a parking permit for my spot and it's there - 10 feet away. He said I know I saw your decal and your spot. He said you want me to tow this ? She said no, sir. He said that will be $217. She said sir it's my birthday and Im sorry I just made an honest mistake. Can you please lower my vehicle and I give you a tip for your time? He said I can't do it , once it's on he truck I have to charge you the whole charge as if I towed it. He took her drivers license verifying it was her birthday and took her credit card and charged her $217 even though he didn't tow it. I called the driver, Rafael , later that day and asked him if he thought $217 was a fair charge for parking in the wrong spot. He said he had to, company policy. I said no you didn't - you could have been a decent human being and understand this was an honest mistake. He said the person who had that spot called us because they couldn't part there and it's his job tow it away. I said yes it is, but you didn't tow it and it was 20 minutes for someone who clearly has her own spot and made a simple mistake. You could have shown an ounce of compassion and moved on. I called the company the next day to speak to the owner, Ben, to give them one last opportunity to do the right thing. Ben was even less compassionate. He said it wasn't an honest mistake in fact it was a very dis-honest thing your daughter did. This disgusted me and showed what kind of person Ben is and how bad business is that he thinks price gauging/extorting a 20 Year old female college student on her birthday is the right thing to do. My daughter was incredibly kind and apologetic throughout the whole conversation and I acknowledged she made a mistake for 20 minutes but $217 is ridiculous. These people are bad people and I wouldn't trust them with your repairs, towing, etc. read more