Repairing rides on the road

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Chad Bullock

Chad Bullock launched Kootenay Auto Worx in February 2017. — Photo courtesy Chad Bullock

Most businesses that fit on four wheels are filled with food. You won’t find hot dogs in Chad Bullock’s SUV. Instead, it’s loaded with tools to fix vehicular dings and dents.

Kootenay Auto Worx is Castlegar’s new mobile repair service. “I provide convenience for the customer,” said Bullock. “I come to your home or place of work and complete those repairs right there for you.”

Bullock’s business focuses on minor cosmetic paint repairs. Scuffed bumpers, curb-rashed wheels and chipped paint incurred by ricocheted rocks are Kootenay Auto Worx specialties. “I do spot repair,” he said. “It’s an art form. It looks just like new again.”

Turn your ride into a thing of beauty. Smooth out your car’s bumps and bruises conveniently with Kootenay Auto Worx.

Facebook: facebook.com/kootenayautoworx 

Kyle Born

Kyle Born is a writer for Kootenay Business and his initials match that of the magazine—it must be fate that brought them together. View all of Kyle Born’s articles

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