Four “High Country” Tow Companies Get TV Series

Mountain Recovery Towing and Reliable Towing of Colorado, Stauffer’s Towing & Recovery in Utah and Big Al’s Towing in Cheyenne, Wyoming are under production for a new reality TV series featuring their recoveries.  

Called “Rocky Mountain Wreckers,” the 10-episode adventure documentary series will follow these wrecking businesses located in what’s considered “High Country” or the Colorado Plateau. 

Great Pacific Media announced the series commissioned by The Weather Channel television network in a news release this week. With 60-minute episodes, Rocky Mountain Wreckers is currently in production for delivery next fall. 

Set on some of the deadliest highways in America — I-70, I-25, I-80 and I-15 — the series will offer an in-depth look at the teams of professionals who risk their lives daily to keep these interstate highways open, according to the news release. It will also reportedly show viewers how they too can travel safely in difficult weather conditions. 

Previous productions at Great Pacific Media include “Highway Thru Hell” and “Heavy Rescue: 401,” according to the news release. Great Pacific Media President David Way as well as Todd Serotiuk, Millan Curry-Sharples and Michael Francis serve as executive producers for the media company. 

Rocky Mountain Wreckers “captures the real peril and drama inherent in some of the most dangerous jobs in the world” and is set among “some of America’s most breathtaking landscapes,” Way said in the release. 

“Not only do the companies we follow do some of the most challenging and unbelievable recoveries,” Way said, “but the series’ documentary subjects are also immensely entertaining and will make for great television.” 

Source: summitdaily.com