Coalville auto repair business motors on to its 50th anniversary - and marks double celebration

By Coalville Nub News Reporter

28th Jun 2024 | Local News

Fix Auto Coalville owner Carl Billett. Photo: Supplied
Fix Auto Coalville owner Carl Billett. Photo: Supplied

Fix Auto Coalville has marked its 50th anniversary - celebrating half a century of service to the vehicle repair sector.

Founded by Roger Billett during the summer of 1974, the business has grown from a humble single workshop, to the 6,500 sq ft operation it is today.

Based on the Stephenson Industrial Estate, Fix Auto has been owned and managed by Roger's son, Carl, for the past 35 years,

The milestone is testament to the longevity of the business.

But Carl's ability to adapt to the ever-changing automotive sector is another factor.

He has embraced state-of-the-art technologies and maintained the high standards set by his father.

Adding to the celebrations, Fix Auto Coalville received its 10th anniversary plaque from Fix Auto UK during the organisation's National Conference last month.

Carl said: "We're incredibly proud to reach this 50th anniversary milestone;

"It's been an incredible journey, one of both lows and, thankfully, many highs. 

"We owe our continued success to our dedicated team, loyal customers and the support of Fix Auto UK."

Ian Pugh, Managing Director for Fix Auto UK, added: "Celebrating 50 years is an extraordinary achievement, especially in business and particularly in this trade. 

"It's been an absolute privilege to have Carl and his team within the Fix Auto UK family for the past decade.

"It seems like only yesterday that we shook hands and welcomed him into the fold. 

"Fix Auto Coalville's unwavering commitment to delivering not only repairs of the highest quality but a high standard of customer service is a credit to all."

     

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