The workshop

Where the photos come from.

Three bays, four lifts, dealer-grade diagnostics — and a camera on every toolbox, because the system runs on evidence.

Around the shop

A Tuesday at Dockside Lane.

What your car’s day here actually looks like.

A car easing through a roller door onto the workshop apron
Drop-off — keys, checklist, courtesy car.
A car raised on a hydraulic lift with a mechanic inspecting the underside
On the lift — inspection with the camera out.
A mechanic connecting a diagnostic reader under the dashboard of a car
Diagnostics — live data, not just codes.
New brake parts laid out in order on a workshop bench
Parts bench — OE-quality, photographed in.
A mechanic tightening a wheel with a torque wrench
The torque check — every wheel, every time.
A mechanic wiping his hands beside a finished car on the workshop apron
Handback — invoice matches the approvals.
How a visit runs

Drop off, decide, drive away.

1

Drop off & inspect — In by 8:30, inspected by mid-morning — every finding photographed on your actual car, not described down the phone.

2

Approve from your phone — The link shows each job, its photo and its price. Tap approve or decline per item; the total updates as you go.

3

Fixed, tested, warrantied — Approved work done same day where parts allow, road-tested, and covered by the 12-month parts and labour warranty.

A mechanic inspecting an open engine bay in a workshop bay

That noise isn’t going to fix itself.

Most inspections are photographed and priced before noon — the approval link does the rest.

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