Antioch Auto Repair

  Hello Again D&K Customers, Friends and Family,   Last week we were still working as usual. We finished getting all of the concrete pads cut out for the new vehicle lifts.   While working last week we had our new lifts delivered! This was our first big purchase during the rebuild process. So needless to say, we were excited!   This week concrete will be poured back into all of the holes that we cut throughout the shop. The concrete does take some time to dry. So we will patiently wait to get the new lifts installed.    We are still here for you all as your automotive consultants. If you have any questions at all, please do not hesitate to ask.   We hope you all enjoyed Thanksgiving and ate appropriately!   Have a fantastic week!   R.J. MilnesGeneral ManagerD&K Auto Repair925-779-9242Fax  ... read more

Hello D&K Customers, Friends and Family,   Last week we started working on cutting concrete and breaking up some of the concrete pads so that we can install our new lifts. The new lifts should arrive sometime today!!   We are still waiting for the insurance companies to come to a conclusion. Like what was said in the last update, the insurance companies are overloaded with many other claims caused by this year's natural disasters.    This week we hope all of you are enjoying your time with your family's and are enjoying this time of the year.    All of us here at D&K hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!   R.J. MilnesGeneral ManagerD&K Auto Repair925-779-9242Fax 925-778-8374

Hello D&K Customers, Friends and Family,   Last week more work was done behind the scenes again. No actual work was done at the shop, because we are waiting for the change orders (additional items needed to complete the repairs) to be approved.    Due to the recent disasters that have happened here in California and all throughout the United States, we are being told that the insurance companies are over whelmed with work. So obviously there will be some delays in our progress. Not to mention the holidays are here!    With that being said, we are still hard at work and we will be open again soon.   Paul is back from his fishing trip and is standing by the phone waiting to help you with any of your automotive needs.     I hope that you all have Turkey on the brain and are starting to enjoy the holiday season.   Stay tuned for next weeks update. Have a great week!    R.J. MilnesGeneral Manager ... read more

Hello again D&K Customers, Friends and Family,   Last week was productive again more so behind the scenes. We had some change orders to turn in to the insurance company so we can proceed with construction. This is a normal "thing" with a large project like this.    Because we live in California we need an engineer to tell us how much concrete to poor for each of the pads for the racks to be installed (in case of an earthquake). This takes time of course. Yes, we did have racks in there before, but building codes have changed over the years.   Paul, Doug and I met as usual last week to improve your overall customer experience. We only met once last week because Paul went on a fishing trip with his daughter!    As some of you know, the phones have been forwarded to Paul. Unfortunately, due to the construction, we were unable to transfer the phones to me or Doug while Paul was out. So if you called and didn't get an answer, that ... read more

Hello D&K Customers Friends and Family,   Last week was productive again. The city inspector was there to make sure that our plumber was doing his job correctly (we passed), the electrician was working on wiring up the offices, and the plumber was backfilling the hole that he made.    It is starting to look more and more like the shop we will be at for years to come. The electrician has a ton of work yet to do. In fact, that is the largest portion of the job. We wish that we could share some more info, but we want you all to be surprised when you come back!    We also met with the landowner and our general contractor last week to discuss the final plans. All are approved and we will continue moving forward.   With the amount of work that still has to be done, we are hoping to be back by the end of December. We are very close to setting an actual date for the reopening. Some of you know how construction goes. This is no different than any other ... read more