Where Justin goes.
Dieppe, Moncton, Riverview, Shediac and the places in between. Not sure you’re in range? Send your postal code and we’ll tell you.
- DieppeIn Dieppe the car is usually already parked somewhere workable: a driveway in Fox Creek, a staff lot off Paul Street, a spot out by the airport. We come to it, find out what's actually wrong, and fix it right there when the job allows.
- MonctonMoncton cars spend most of their lives in three places: a driveway in the North End or Sunny Brae, a lot near work, or crawling along Wheeler Boulevard. We come to the first two so you spend less time on the third.
- RiverviewRiverview is mostly driveways, and driveways suit mobile repair. If you live in Riverview Heights or out toward Bridgedale, any trip to a shop starts with crossing the Petitcodiac. Getting the work done at home skips that.
- ShediacShediac runs on two calendars. In July, Main Street and the road out to Parlee Beach are packed. In February it's quiet, and the cars along Shediac Bay are sitting in salt air with the wind coming off the Northumberland Strait.
- Greater MonctonGreater Moncton is three cities sharing a river and a lot of the same roads, with Shediac down Route 15 on the shore. People live in one, work in another and shop in a third, so a mechanic who meets the car where it is makes sense here.