Rob, Jason and Chris in navy work shirts with reflective stripes, standing in the yard in front of a row of white Milne's tow trucks.

The people
behind the wheel.

The trucks are hard to miss. The people are the reason to remember Milne’s.

Rob, in a Milne's cap and navy work shirt with reflective stripes, standing in front of the blue heavy wrecker.

01 / The crew

Rob.

You’ll often find Rob with the blue heavy wrecker, unit 01: the truck we use for hauling semi trucks.

Milne's blue and white heavy wrecker, unit 01, parked under tall pines with a crew member standing beside it.
Jason, in glasses and a Milne's cap, with one hand on the grab handle of a Milne's flatbed.

02 / The crew

Jason.

Jason is one of the faces behind the trucks. Look for the glasses and the Milne’s cap at the wheel of one of our white flatbeds.

Jason standing at the cab step of a white Milne's flatbed.
Chris, in a Milne's cap and navy work shirt with reflective stripes, standing beside a Milne's flatbed.

03 / The crew

Chris.

Chris is one of the faces behind the trucks. You’ll usually spot him out with one of our white flatbeds, helping get vehicles where they need to go.

Chris beside a white Milne's flatbed, parked in front of the pines.
Brenna and Rob’s two children hanging from the bottom rail of the new Milne’s Towing & Recovery sign at 1331 Highway 359, Steam Mill.

Little hands.
Big legacy.

For the Milne family, the business has always been part of everyday life. From spending time around the trucks to watching the new shop come together, Brenna and Rob’s kids are growing up surrounded by the same family business their grandfather built.

The fleet.

The whole Milne's fleet lined up in the yard: a pickup, white tow trucks and flatbeds, and a blue tractor.

Call
the crew.

Tell us where you are and what happened.

(902) 679-5001
Need a tow? (902) 679-5001