Logbook service
Keeps a new-car warranty intact. Genuine or equivalent parts, stamped book.
Sample site. Hoist & Hammer Automotive is an invented mechanic — not a real business.
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Independent · Since 2011
Logbook servicing that keeps your new-car warranty exactly where it is, done by the same two blokes every time, in Granville.
Logbook service
from $265
Pink slip, while you wait
$49
Courtesy car
no charge
Prices are what you pay for a four-cylinder. European and larger engines cost more and we will say so on the phone, not on the invoice.
Keeps a new-car warranty intact. Genuine or equivalent parts, stamped book.
Oil, filters, fluids, brakes checked, 42-point once-over and a written report.
Registration inspection while you wait. Usually under forty minutes.
Pads, rotors, shocks, bushes. We photograph the worn part before we replace it.
Warning light, noise, or something that just feels wrong. Fee credited if we do the repair.
Before you buy somebody else's problem. Written report the same day.


Invented reviews · sample site
“Rang me with a photo of the worn pad before touching it. Quote held. First mechanic I haven't second-guessed.”
“Logbook done, stamped, warranty fine, $180 less than the dealer wanted. Loan car was waiting.”
“Pink slip in half an hour while I had a coffee next door. No upsell, no nonsense.”
Tell us the car and what it needs. We ring back the same day with a time and a price — or just call and we will sort it out in two minutes.
Opening hours
Monday to Friday · 7:00am – 5:30pm
Saturday · 8:00am – 1:00pm
Where
Unit 4, an invented street, Granville NSW 2142
About this sample
This is a sample site built by Kerbie to show what we make. The business, the prices, the staff and the reviews on this page are all invented, and the phone numbers are from the range reserved for use in drama — nothing here will ring a real person.
Yours would look nothing like this one.
That is rather the point of having five. We build for the trade, not from a template — a site for your business would be its own art direction again.