Repair Auto Tewkesbury proprietor Kevin Dunlop has acquired the keys to a 5,500 sq ft unit to remodel the previous packaging distribution centre into what can be Repair Auto Hereford after becoming a member of the community precisely a 12 months in the past.

As a result of stage of enhancements wanted to remodel the constructing right into a restore centre of excellence, Kevin has set a three-month deadline and intends to be totally operational by June 1.

When operational, Repair Auto Hereford can be managed by Nathan Cooper, the present assistant supervisor at Repair Auto Tewkesbury and can accommodate 11 work bays and can restore greater than 40 automobiles a month with a group of 5 operatives.

The funding additional strengthens the community’s place within the area and enhances the prevailing websites that embody Repair Auto Gloucester, Repair Auto Cheltenham, Repair Auto Pershore and Kevin’s established website, Repair Auto Tewkesbury.

“After I joined Repair Auto UK in February final 12 months, I acknowledged I used to be formidable and wished to develop a second and presumably third website,” mentioned Kevin, “and right here I’m with the keys to a second constructing precisely one 12 months on. To say it’s thrilling is an understatement.”

Mark Hutchins, operations director for Repair Auto UK, mentioned: “It’s extraordinarily fulfilling to see a brand new franchise companion flourish. Previous to becoming a member of us Kevin had constructed up an unviable status for delivering firstclass repairs and a first-class service since beginning his enterprise in 2015.

Repair Auto UK is a part of a worldwide franchised community of greater than 925 bodyshops which perform greater than 150,000 physique repairs every year for motor insurance coverage corporations, fleets, and retail clients.

Pictured: Repair Auto Tewkesbury proprietor Kevin Dunlop (centre) and assistant supervisor Nathan Cooper (left) in entrance of the constructing which they’re now remodeling into what we be Repair Auto Hereford, They’re joined by Repair Auto UK’s enterprise growth supervisor Martin Willis.