Harrison Hot Springs is a tourist resort town — most weeks the population doubles or triples with visitors who don't know the local roads. The accident pattern that brings us out here is dominated by unfamiliar drivers on the winding Harrison Lake road, the Highway 9 corridor down from Highway 7, and the occasional visitor in a high-end vehicle that needs a flatbed because the car can't be hooked conventionally. We're the closest local-knowledge tow service that actually answers the phone at 11pm on a long weekend.
Common situations at Harrison Hot Springs
Highway 9 collisions — the connector from Highway 7 sees a lot of visitor traffic, and accidents along the road approaching the resort. Single-vehicle slide-offs on the road around the lake — narrow, winding, and unforgiving in wet weather. High-end vehicles needing flatbed — Mercedes, BMW, Range Rover, exotics — Harrison sees a steady stream of high-value visitor vehicles, and when something goes wrong they need to come off the road on a deck, not a hook. After-hours emergency calls when other tow companies have packed up for the night.
What happens when you call
Tell us your location and your ICBC claim number if you have one (don't worry if you don't). We dispatch from Mission, about 35-40 minutes away. On scene we contain any fluids, load the vehicle safely, and transport to your shop, an ICBC facility, or our secure yard.
Pricing & ICBC
We bill ICBC directly for collision tows — no out-of-pocket for residents with a valid claim. For out-of-province visitors with rental or non-ICBC coverage, we'll quote on the phone before we roll.
Response & coverage
From Mission to Harrison Hot Springs is about 40km on Highway 7 + Highway 9. Typical response is 35-45 minutes. We cover the full Harrison Hot Springs area, the lake road, and the Highway 9 corridor down to Agassiz.
