Take Care of Your Furry Friends

We love our pets and they love us!

So let's be sure to take care of them this summer.

Heat and humidity are sweltering for us and them!

It takes approximately 30 minutes for a dog

to become overheated and possibly a fatal situation

in a closed car - which becomes an oven, reaching

temps above 115 degrees.

Please, please.........should you lock your keys in

your car take immediate action.  If you call

George's Custom Towing, be sure to tell us of your

situation so we may get to you as quickly as possible.

We have pets too and love them just like you do.

Here are some quick summer dog safety tips:

- Do not walk your dog on hot asphalt............ooh, hurts their

little feet.

- Do not shave your dog, they get sunburns too!

-Check your dog for ticks

-Provide plenty of water

Does your dog have heat stroke?

Any signs of nausea/vomiting, dehydration, loss of

consciousness, stumbling, heavy panting, bright red tongue

or brain damage...............please rush to the Vet!

Helpful tips from George's Custom Towing

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410-452-8970
Whiteford, MD

Serving Harford, Cecil and York County

for over 25 years.

Harford County Maryland Towing Services

Serving Harford, Cecil and York County

 

.......for all your towing and emergency road service needs!

We're there when you need us.

• Flatbed Towing
• Jump Start and Battery Service
• Tire Change and Repair
• Lockout Service
• Gas Service
• Winch and Recovery
• Impound Service
• Emergency Roadside Service
• Boat Towing
• Light Duty
• Motorcycle Tows
• Heavy Duty and Truck Towing
• Auto Towing
• Local Towing
• Long Distance Towing
• Medium Towing
• RV Towing
• Heavy Duty Breakdown Service
• Junk Car Removal

Call us today for all your towing needs!

George's Custom Towing

410-452-8970

Whiteford, MD

Around Harford County This Weekend

Friday, June 5, 2015

First Friday

Downtown Bel Air

5-8pm

INFO 

First Friday

Havre de Grace

5-9pm

INFO

Saturday, June 6, 2015

 

Bel Air Farmers Market

7-11am

INFO 

Jerusalem Mill

Herb & Garden Faire

9am - 3pm

Kingville, MD

INFO

Steppingstone Farm Museum

Celtic Festival

Saturday & Sunday

11am-4pm

Stepping Stone Museum

INFO 

Mudders and Udders

11am - 6pm

Broom's Bloom Dairy

1700 Fountain Green Rd (RT 534)

Bel Air, MD

Moonshine & Bluegrass Festival

Fiore Winery

1-5pm

INFO 

 

  18th Annual Wade In

 1 - 4pm

Anita C. Leight Estuary

Abingdon, MD

INFO

Sunday June 7, 2015

Bosley Trail Trek

 9:30am - 11pm

Anita C. Leight Estuary

Abingdon, MD

INFO

Steppingstone Farm Museum

Celtic Festival

Saturday & Sunday

11am-4pm

Stepping Stone Museum

INFO

 

Don't forget to celebrate National

Doughnut Day Today!

 

George's Custom Towing

410-452-8970

Whiteford, MD

Serving Harford, Cecil and York County

for over 25 years

June - National Safety Month

You can find out more about National Safety Month here INFO

We try to bring you information that makes a difference

for you and your family.

George's Custom Towing

410-452-8970

Whiteford, MD

Serving Harford, Cecil and York County

for over 25 years

Breakdowns Happen

ooh, I'm sure you just hate when that happens!

No one wants to be stranded on a dark highway

late at night, especially when your zipping along

and on your way to an appointment...........or almost home.

Or maybe you just finished a long hard day of working.............

Trust me, we understand.

At George's Custom Towing we make you the priority.

410-452-8970

Whiteford, MD
Serving Harford, Cecil and York County
for over 25 years

Preferred AAA Provider

24/7 Roadside Emergency Service

National Doughnut Day

Celebrate National Doughnut Day, the first Friday in June!

Powered, glazed, iced or filled, doughnuts come in many delicious forms.

So it's no surprise tht they have their own holiday - National Doughnut Day,

held the first Friday in June.  But there's more to this day than just doughnuts.

During World War I, Salvation Army workers, many of them women, traveled

overseas to provide aid and comfort to U.S. servicemen.  In addition to

writing letters, mending clothes and serving home cooked meals, the

volunteers prepared fresh, hot doughnuts for soldiers on the front lines.

 

Although the doughnuts were a welcome treat for hungry troops on limited

rations, their main purpose was to provide cheer and a taste of home.

The fried confections were a hit with the men, who began referring to the

Salvation Army volunteers as "doughnut girls" or "doughnut lassies".

Over time, the doughnut became a symbol of the organization's service

to the military.

In 1938, the Salvation Army held its first National Doughnut Day in

Chicago in order to raise money for social service programs during the

Great Depression.  It then continued its tradition of serving doughnuts

to troops in World War II.

Today, the holiday is a celebration of both the delicious treats and the

volunteers who served them to soldiers in battle.  Many doughnut shops

hand out free doughnuts on this day, with some encouraging patrons to

make a donation to the Salvation Army in recognition of the day's origins.

Yes, you can eat donuts on Friday.....it's for a cause!

At George's Custom Towing we're all for tradition!

George's Custom Towing

410-452-8970

Whiteford, MD

Serving Harford, Cecil and York County

for over 25 years

Protect Your Family on the Road

Are you getting ready for a summer vacation, please stay alert on the road!

Sleep deprivation or fatigue is equal to a .08 alcohol level.  

From 2009 - 2012, there's been an increase in fatal crashes involving large trucks.

The only way to protect yourself is to be overly aware while on the road and

learning a few defensive driving tactics to keep you safe.

 Some things to be on the lookout for:

• Turning with a wide radius.
• Straddling the center of the road or lane marker
• Almost striking an object or other vehicle.
• Weaving or zigzagging across the road.
• Driving on other than a designated roadway.
• Swerving or abruptly turning away from a generally straight course.
• Turning abruptly or illegally.
• Driving slower than 10 mph below speed limit.
• Stopping without cause in a traffic lane.
• Stopping inappropriately (other than in lane).
• Drifting or moving in a straight-line at a slight angle to the roadway.
• Erratic braking.
• Driving into opposing or crossing traffic.
• Signaling that is inconsistent with driving actions.
• Slow response to traffic signals (sudden stop, delayed start). 

George's Custom Towing 

410-452-8970

Whiteford, MD
 Serving Harford, Cecil and York County
for over 25 years

Keep your family safe while traveling this summer.