(414) 279-5510 Call Butler · 53007 · Waukesha County
Butler is two square kilometres with no state highway inside it. Two county roads carry nearly everything: Silver Spring Drive, the only signed truck route, and Hampton Avenue, which changes its route letter at 124th Street. We finished three tows here in the 12 months to October 2026. Ring (414) 279-5510 with the corner and the vehicle, and the dispatcher takes it from there.
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Our map counts nine intersections in the village and a single signal, at Hampton Avenue and North 124th Street. Hampton Avenue and Hampton Road are different roads that meet each other, and that is the mix-up most likely to send a truck to the wrong place. Tell the dispatcher which Hampton you are on and whether you can see the light at 124th.
Away from the two main roads the streets are short: West Custer Avenue, Park Drive, North 131st Street, West Silver Spring Road. A house or building number on any of them is all we need. If you are in a park lot, Frontier Park and the Menomonee River Parkway are the two on our map.
Three industrial areas are mapped inside Butler. When a company vehicle stops at one of them, three answers decide which truck we send:
No posted weight limit and no low bridge is mapped in Butler, so a heavy unit can reach any address in it. For box trucks and anything bigger than a pickup, start at heavy-duty towing.
Light-duty tows are $85 hook-up + $4/loaded mile. The engine prices a 5-mile tow at $105 and a 10-mile tow at $130, with no night surcharge. A drop at a shop in Brookfield or Menomonee Falls is a short loaded run; Milwaukee’s South Side is a longer one. You hear the exact figure before the truck moves.
None is on our map, and neither is a police station. If an officer had the car removed, that officer or the report will name the operator holding it. If you called us, the car goes where you say, including our storage lot at 206 W Layton Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207.
A slow crank or a click is usually the battery, and a jump-start is the cheaper call: $75 within 10 miles of our yard, quoted by distance beyond that. If the engine turns over normally and still will not run, it is a tow.
Street and nearest corner, what the vehicle is, and where it should end up. Butler touches Menomonee Falls, Brookfield and Wauwatosa, and a call from any of them reaches the same dispatcher at (414) 279-5510. The price and the arrival estimate come on that call.
Call (414) 279-5510 for Butler