Heavy Duty Towing in Fayetteville

When the vehicle outweighs the average tow truck

Most towing companies in Fayetteville run light duty trucks and stop there. We run a full fleet — and that fleet includes a dedicated heavy hauler, because Cumberland County's work doesn't stop at sedans. Box trucks that die on delivery routes, RVs that quit on the way to the coast, buses, dually work trucks loaded with tools, skid steers and equipment that need to get from one site to another. If it's big and it needs to move, that's a normal Tuesday for us.

The heavy work we run

• Box trucks and delivery vehicles — route trucks, moving trucks, straight trucks that quit mid-delivery
• RVs and motorhomes — Class A through Class C, moved without drama on the way to or from the coast
• Buses and shuttles — church buses, activity buses, shuttle fleets
• Work trucks — duallys, utility bodies, loaded service trucks where the load matters as much as the truck
• Equipment moves — skid steers, small machinery, and job site relocations on our heavy hauler
• Heavy recovery and winching — big vehicles in ditches, mud, or soft ground, pulled out with rigging sized for the job

The I-95 and commercial reality

Fayetteville sits on one of the busiest freight corridors on the East Coast. When a commercial vehicle goes down on I-95, the shoulder is dangerous, the schedule is burning, and the wrong tow truck showing up wastes an hour everyone needed. Tell us what you're driving, what it weighs, and where it sits — mile marker if you're on the interstate — and we send the right equipment the first time. See our I-95 breakdown guide for the safety playbook while you wait.

Fleets and repeat commercial work

Run a delivery fleet, a contractor operation, or anything with wheels that breaks down on a schedule? Save (910) 971-2337. Companies around Fayetteville use us as their standing call because we answer, we show up with the right truck, and the invoice matches the quote.