Thornbury is the northern edge of what we cover. It is a morning slot almost every time, so the van is not crossing Bristol twice in a day for one job.
Registration, postcode and a photo of the damage if you have one. We price it against the VIN and come back the same working day.

Being furthest out does not cost you anything, but it does change the shape of the booking. We come up here in batches rather than one job at a time.
If you ring and we already have a Thornbury day in the diary, you will usually be offered that. If not, we will make one, and it is almost always a morning so the van is back before the ring road seizes up.
The villages around town, Alveston, Olveston, Tytherington and the lanes between them, are all covered at the same price. Narrow access is the only thing worth flagging when you book.
Anything needing a static calibration has to come back to Brislington. If that applies we will tell you before you book, not on the day, so you can decide whether to drive down or leave it with us.
Driveways and wide streets. Straightforward work throughout.
BS35On the A38 on the way in, easy to add to the same run.
BS35Village lanes. Mention narrow access when you book.
BS35The far corner. Grouped with the rest of the Thornbury day.
BS35Rural, straightforward, same price as everywhere else.
GL12Between Thornbury and the ring road, so either run can take it.
BS35No. Thornbury is on the patch and there is no travel charge. It just tends to be a morning slot on a day we are already coming up.
Weekly as a rule, more in autumn. Ask when you ring and we will tell you the next day we are already booked up here.
Static calibration has to happen at the unit in Brislington. We check that off the registration before you book so you know either way in advance.
Alveston, Olveston, Tockington, Tytherington, Oldbury and the lanes between. All the same price. Just tell us if a van will struggle with the access.
Thornbury is the top of the patch. Beyond it towards Gloucester we will still come out, but it is worth a call first rather than an assumption.