Half the calls out this way end with a winch line, not a hook. CO-86 east of Franktown drifts shut in a hard wind, and nearly every job comes off it — a pickup in the ditch, a stock trailer crooked on a soft shoulder, a farm truck that quit past a cattle guard. We run Parker Road to 86 and come in from the west.
Elbert County covers a lot of ground with few deputies and Elizabeth PD is small, so we've beaten the patrol car to plenty of scenes. Past Main Street it's 5-to-40-acre parcels on long drives that snow in. Lockouts, jump starts, flatbed transport, impound release — wherever the thing actually sits.
Gravel roads, ditches and long drives
Can you get to me if I'm down a gravel county road?
Yes — that's most of what we do here. Give us a mile marker or the nearest cross road, or drop a pin if there's no address on the mailbox.
Do you handle trailers and equipment, not just cars?
Tell us what it is when you call — stock trailer, dually, a truck off in the ditch — so we send the right rig the first time.