Fairview Towing

Looking for a part time/ full time operator.
Must be fit able to lift 50 lbs. Mechanically inclined an asset.
Attention to detail and knowledge of cars an asset.
Air brake certification required but willing to help obtain.
On call work must be available evenings and weekends with scheduled time off.
Must possess a clean class 5 license with 3 years driving experience.
Heavy truck experience an asset.
Flat Deck Towing would be most work.

Part time casual position would be considered to the right candidate if you are a retired class one driver reach out to us and see if this is something you’d be interested in. Something different every day.
Please forward resumes to [email protected]

We have a dugout with a pump to fill trailers if needed at our yard site. 1/4 mile west of town on 105 Ave.
Call Steven for details 780-835-1517

Does anyone know whose bicycle this is? If you are missing this bicycle please contact Fairview Towing at 780-835-2965 or message us directly for pickup.

Obituary for Stephen Ross at Fairview It is with deep sorrow we announce the passing of Stephen Edward Ross. Steve, a long time resident of Fairview, AB, passed away in Fairview on August 10 after a brave battle with cancer at the age of 59 years. Steve was born in Red Deer to Cliff and Ann,

For anyone interested, a service for Steve Ross will be held at 1:00 pm, Thursday, August 19, 2021 at EE Oliver. Private interment to follow at the Waterhole Cemetery. Following the service a reception will be held at EE Oliver.

If friends so choose, in memory to Steve; donations can be made to:

International Towing Museum, Survivor Fund: internationaltowingmuseum.org/donate/

Alberta Cancer Foundation: 710, 10123-99 Street, Edmonton, AB T5J 3H1 albertacancer.ca/in-memory

The outpour of support and love that we have received in these short few days since Dad's passing has been unbelievable - we always knew that he was a respected and loved man, and everyone's comments, messages, calls, drop-by's and stories have simply confirmed this. ❤

It is with a heavy heart, that we announce the passing of our beloved owner-operator, husband, father and grandpa, Steve. Steve succumbed to his very short battle with cancer today, August 10th.

Steve started Fairview Towing in May 1989 and ran this business alongside his wife, Tammy for the past 32 years. Towing and running this business with his wife and 3 children by his side - or in the passenger seat - was his pride and joy.

Over the past 2-3 months, Steve was not well enough to be out and about in the trucks, however he was so very proud of son Steven for continuing to look after our customers in his time of rest.

Although the loss of Steve will greatly impact our lives, rest assured that our customers can continue to expect the same level of quality and care from Steven and Tammy.

We’ll drag the chains from here♥️

Tammy, Steven, Shanti & Jordyn

Shout-out to our friends at Fairview Classic Collision Ltd. for this amazing community support!!

Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you all have a wonderful rest of the weekend - let us know what your are most thankful for below!

We are MOST thankful for all of our incredible customers, and all of the people that this business has brought into our lives! 🤗

Happy Canada Day weekend everyone! 🍁

Have a wonderful, safe long weekend & remember to plan a ride, don’t drink & drive!

Tomorrow February 7th 2019, at approximately 9:00 am, Harold’s Towing & Recovery traffic control personnel will be arriving on scene and setting up a temporary traffic management zone on Highway 43. The traffic management zone will be approximately 1.5 km Northwest/West of the Highway 43 and Highway 59 junction between Demmitt and Hythe Alberta.

At approximately 10:00 am work crews with multiple pieces of equipment will begin recovering a tractor trailer unit from the ditch and a single lane closure will be in effect with reduced speeds. A full highway closure may be required at certain points however will be limited to 15 minutes or less.

Please obey the posted signage and directions of the flag persons on scene. We appreciate your patience and assisting us in ensuring all workers and motorists get safely on their way.

Satnta Clause Parade, November 30, 2018