Fire Service Repair
Quality • Integrity • Experience
Located in Anacortes, Washington
Cell: 425.760.2934   |   Fax: 360.293.0943




Professional Experience

Fire Service Repair currently employs three Master Emergency Vehicle Technicians—the nation's highest certification for those who work on fire apparatus—with a combined 38+ years of experience. Steve Towers, the owner/operator of Fire Service Repair, has worked in the mechanical repair field for over 30 years–including 14+ years of professional emergency vehicle repair (all types).  During this time, Steve worked for two fire departments and managed an emergency vehicle fleet maintenance shop contracting with three area cities.

In 1997, Steve became one of the first 100 certified Master Emergency Vehicle Technicians. (E.V.T. is a non-profit certification agency: http://www.evtcc.org) in North America. Since that time, he has been heavily involved in promoting certification and standardization of emergency vehicle technician training nationwide. He is a member of the E.V.T certification commission and served as vice president of the Fire Mechanics Curriculum Consortium, a non-profit organization standardizing and writing curriculum for the states of California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington and Arizona.  Steve is also a past vice president of the Washington State Association of Fire Chiefs, Apparatus and Equipment Division.

If you would like to contact us to request more information about our services, please call 425-760-2934, or complete our information request form.

Mission Statement

Our service will be offered to local fire departments with compatible NFPA 1915 views on fire apparatus repair. The focus of this venture will always be toward the quality and reliability of the equipment we maintain. By holding tightly to this focus, our mission simply stated is:

• To extend the life and dependability of the fire apparatus by proper maintenance
• To offer operator training and assistance in specification writing for new equipment purchases
• To offer mobile repair on fire scenes, including regional and zone responses
• To provide documentation of appropriate maintenance and repair of emergency vehicles.