Houston moves more freight by truck than almost any city in the country, and its freeways prove it every night. From the Katy Freeway to the Ship Channel, our 50-ton rotator and heavy wreckers clear rollovers, load shifts, and breakdowns across the entire metro, dispatched 24/7 from our yard in Sugar Land.
Corridors and hot spots we cover
- I-10 Katy Freeway and East Freeway
- I-45 Gulf Freeway and North Freeway
- I-69 / US-59 Southwest and Eastex Freeways
- I-610 Loop, including the Ship Channel bridge
- Beltway 8 / Sam Houston Tollway
- SH-99 Grand Parkway
- US-290 Northwest Freeway
- SH-288 South Freeway
- SH-225 La Porte Freeway and SH-146
- Hardy Toll Road and Westpark Tollway
The interchanges are where heavy trucks get in trouble: the I-10/610 West Loop stack, the I-45/610 North Loop, the I-69/Beltway 8 ramps on the southwest side, and the 610 East Loop over the Ship Channel. We know the shoulders that are wide enough to set outriggers, the frontage roads that get a rotator around a closure, and the way HPD, Harris County, and TxDOT run a heavy scene.
Industrial Houston generates the other half of our work: the Port of Houston terminals at Barbours Cut and Bayport, the rail yards, the distribution centers along Beltway 8 and the Grand Parkway, and thousands of yards and shops where trucks and machines need to be lifted, moved, or recovered on short notice.
Heavy services in Houston
50-Ton Rotator Service
Uprighting, heavy lifts, and recoveries with 360° reach. The flagship.
DetailsRollover & Uprighting
Overturned tractor-trailers, tankers, and buses back on their wheels, documented.
DetailsLoad Shifts & Transfers
Leaning loads leveled, freight transferred, out-of-service trailers moving again.
DetailsHeavy Duty Towing
Semis, loaded trailers, buses, and vocational trucks. Heavy wreckers with underreach.
DetailsHeavy Equipment Recovery
Excavators, dozers, loaders, and cranes out of ditches, mud, and job sites.
DetailsRotator Crane Lifts
Containers, cabs, machinery, and trailers lifted where a crane is overkill.
DetailsHouston questions
How quickly can a rotator reach a Houston freeway?
The rotator stages in Sugar Land with direct access to I-69, Highway 6, and Beltway 8. Dispatch tells you the ETA for your location when you call, based on where the truck is at that moment and current traffic, instead of quoting a number that only works at 3 a.m.
Do you cover all of Harris County?
Yes, plus Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, Chambers, Liberty, and Waller counties on an emergency basis, and the rest of Texas for planned lifts, transfers, and rotator recovery.
Can you work with the police already on scene?
Yes. Our operators report to the incident commander, stage where directed, and follow quick-clearance practices. Tell dispatch which agency is on scene and we coordinate directly.