Baldwin County's bayfront city
Heavy Duty Towing in Fairhope, AL
Motorhomes, buses and work trucks on Greeno Road, Alabama 104 and the shoulders around town.
- Dispatch answers 24/7
- Written invoice estimate on every job
- Heavy wreckers, rotators and lowboys for big units
Greeno Road, Rain and Big Rigs on a Small-Town Grid
Heavy Duty Towing in Fairhope is mostly a surface-street job. Fairhope has no interstate of its own. The city of 22,477 (2020 census) sits on the eastern shoreline of Mobile Bay, and heavy vehicles reach it from the I-10 exits at Daphne or from the highways that run through town. When one stops, it usually stops in traffic. Call (251) 355-4026 and we send a heavy wrecker sized to the unit.
US 98 and Greeno Road
Wikipedia describes US Route 98, known here as Greeno Road, as the north-south road through the city. That is the main truck route. Alabama's I-10 exit table lists Exit 35 as US 90 and US 98 toward Daphne, Fairhope and Spanish Fort, so trucks heading to Fairhope leave the interstate there and follow US 98 south. A breakdown on Greeno Road blocks a lane for local traffic and usually needs a quick tow to a safe lot, not a long recovery on a closed highway.
Alabama 104 east
Alabama State Route 104 begins at US 98 (North Greeno Road) in Fairhope and runs about 10.8 miles east to Robertsdale, passing through Silverhill and crossing Silver Creek on the way. That is a quieter road. A rolled load or a ditch on this route is a different job from a stalled coach on Greeno Road. Tell the dispatcher which road you are on and the nearest cross street so the right gear arrives.
Motorhomes, tour buses and delivery trucks
A city that Wikipedia calls a boutique resort draws tour coaches, class A motorhomes, travel trailers and the box trucks that serve restaurants and shops. These units have delicate frame points and tires that are hard to match on a rural road at night. We lift them by approved points, use soft straps where the chassis is fragile and keep the coach or motorhome in one piece. Say if it is a pusher or front-engine motorhome and what the unit weighs.
What the weather does here
NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals quoted by Wikipedia put Fairhope at 69.31 inches of precipitation a year on about 123 days. Heavy rain leaves shoulders soft and ditches full, so trailers settle quickly. If you are in the grass and not on pavement, tell the dispatcher before we arrive. We may bring extra wrecker capacity and recovery boards.
Aviation and shop traffic
A 2020 Business Alabama list of the largest industrial employers in Baldwin County includes Segers Aerospace in Fairhope, an aviation maintenance business with 140 employees. Parts, engine shipments and shop deliveries mean box trucks and flatbeds in the industrial areas. If a straight truck or a service rig quits on a delivery run, we handle that too.
Heavy tow checklist
- Road and nearest cross street
- Unit type and weight class
- Loaded or empty, and the cargo
- Fault or accident details
- Who pays: you, the fleet or an insurer
Call (251) 355-4026 or
. The dispatcher gives an honest arrival estimate on the call.Fairhope Details Worth Knowing Before You Call
- Roads. US 98 (Greeno Road) runs north-south through the city, and Alabama 104 starts at US 98 in Fairhope and runs about 10.8 miles east to SR 59 in Robertsdale.
- Founding. Fairhope was founded on November 15, 1894 as a Single-Tax colony by 28 followers of Henry George and was incorporated on April 25, 1908.
- Size and terrain. The 2020 census counted 22,477 people. Land rises from sea level on Mobile Bay to about 122 feet in the city center.
- Rain. NOAA 1991 to 2020 normals list 69.31 inches of precipitation a year on 123.3 days with at least 0.01 inch.
Fairhope Questions
Can a heavy wrecker reach Fairhope from the I-10 exit?
Yes. Trucks come to Fairhope by leaving I-10 at Exit 35 and taking US 98. Tell dispatch your road and cross street, and we give an honest arrival estimate on the call.
Do you recover motorhomes and travel trailers?
Yes. We lift motorhomes carefully and tell you before the lift if a flatbed or a different hook-up is needed. Give us the length, weight and engine position.
What if my truck is stuck in the grass after heavy rain?
That is a winch-out. Tell us how deep it is and whether it is loaded. We may send more than one wrecker for a heavy load.
Do you handle trucks on Alabama 104 toward Robertsdale?
Yes. Give the nearest cross street, such as Broad Street in Silverhill, or the closest business you can see, and we dispatch.
Free Estimates in Fairhope, AL
Heavy duty towing in Fairhope, answered 24/7 at (251) 355-4026.
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