Based in Fort Calhoun, covering the Omaha metro and Washington County. Find your town below for the local detail.
The service area splits into two halves that behave differently. Omaha and Bennington are metro work: interstate shoulders, heavy interchanges and a lot of scheduled dealer and shop moves. Blair, Fort Calhoun, Herman and Arlington are Washington County, where the roads are quieter, the ditches are steeper and the nearest alternative truck is usually a long way off.
Both halves get the same equipment. The difference is the drive, and you will get an honest answer about that on the phone rather than an optimistic one.
The metro, from the interstate loop to the older neighbourhoods north of Dodge. Where most of the volume is.
Towing in OmahaThe Washington County seat, ten miles up Highway 75, where four highways and a lot of freight converge.
Towing in BlairHome. The trucks are based here, so this is the shortest drive on the whole list.
Towing in Fort CalhounA village on Highway 75 in the north of the county, where the nearest help is otherwise a long way off.
Towing in HermanThe southwest corner of the county, on Highway 30 between the Elkhorn River and Bell Creek.
Towing in ArlingtonThe fast-growing northwest edge of the metro, reached down Highway 133 rather than through Omaha.
Towing in BenningtonNot on the list? We run past a lot of small towns getting to the ones that are. Call and ask.
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