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About Heavy Duty Towing Houston

Live dispatcher 24/7. Tell us the location, the unit, and whether it's loaded. We'll give you a real ETA before you commit.

Row of heavy wreckers and trucks lined up outside the shop

Heavy Duty Towing Houston is a Sugar Land, Texas heavy-recovery company built around one job: getting heavy trucks, buses and machines back on their wheels and moving again. We run a 50-ton Miller rotator, heavy-duty wreckers, Landoll and low-boy trailers, and a TDLR-licensed vehicle storage facility, with a dispatcher on the phone 24 hours a day.

Built for heavy recovery only

Fleet dispatchers, insurance adjusters, police agencies, and other tow companies do not need a page about jump starts. They need to know, in thirty seconds, whether the company on the phone has a real rotator, a real crew, and the paperwork to back it up. Everything here exists to answer that question and to put a heavy-recovery dispatcher one tap away.

The operation behind the number

  • Based at 16002 Old Richmond Rd, Sugar Land, TX 77498, between Highway 90A and I-69/US-59
  • 50-ton Miller rotator with 360° continuous rotation, dual winches, and full rigging
  • Heavy-duty wreckers with underreach for modern tractors, plus support trucks for rigging, lighting and traffic control
  • Landoll and low-boy trailers for equipment and disabled-unit transport
  • TDLR-licensed towing (license 006598016C) and TDLR-licensed vehicle storage
  • USDOT 9109726, interstate motor carrier authority
  • Live dispatch 24 hours a day using a modern dispatch platform with GPS-tracked units

Who we work with

We work with national and regional trucking fleets, motor clubs and roadside networks, insurance carriers, equipment dealers and rental companies, dealerships, and public agencies across the Houston area, and we carry those relationships into rollover recovery, load transfers, equipment lifts, and rotator work statewide.

How we run a scene

Safety first, then speed. Operators stage where the incident commander wants them, follow move-over and quick-clearance practices, and do not put a line on anything until the plan is set. Every recovery is photographed before, during, and after, and every invoice is itemized. If something on a job changes the price, you hear it from us before it happens, not on the invoice.

The rotator, by the numbers

Boom rating (retracted)100,000 lb
Boom rating (fully extended)25,000 lb
Boom extension248 in (20 ft 8 in)
Max sheave height495 in (41 ft)
Rotation360° continuous
WinchesDual 50,000-lb planetary two-speed
Wire rope3/4 in × 250 ft IWRC, each drum
OutriggersHydraulic 3-stage front, hydraulic rear
Underlift55,000 lb retracted

Ratings per Miller Industries for the Century 1150 series. Working capacity depends on boom extension, angle, and outrigger setup; the recovery supervisor works the load chart on every lift.

Need a rotator or a heavy wrecker right now? Call dispatch. Setting up an account, a rotation-list evaluation, or a standing arrangement for your tow company? Call the same number and ask for the owner.

Need a rotator on scene right now?

Call dispatch. A real person answers, gives you a real ETA, and tells you how the job will be billed before the truck rolls.

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