Shop owners and equipment haulers on the west side call us more than anybody. That's the old Babcock & Wilcox side of town, and the trucks out of there aren't new — air brakes seize, a loaded trailer sinks an axle into soft ground. Flatbed work, mostly.
Then there's the housing stock — prewar frame houses on narrow lots, everyone parked curbside. Come a snow emergency, there's no room to swing a wrecker.
How the roads run around Lake Anna
Wooster Road North and Barber Road carry most of our runs toward Norton and the I-76 exits. That stretch at US 224 shut both directions in the 2024 flash flood, so we watch it when rain comes hard.
My car got towed in a snow emergency. Can you get it back?
We'll haul it once it's released, but the release goes through whoever holds it. Sort that paperwork first, then call us.
Can a wrecker even fit down my street?
Usually. If not, we winch it out to the end of the block and load there. Mention the parking when you call — it changes which truck we roll.