Quicklane Workshop Refurbishment at TrustFord Bristol Ashton Transit Centre

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GEMCO recently completed a full workshop refurbishment at TrustFord Bristol Ashton Transit Centre, delivering a modern, future-ready facility within a six-week programme.

Designed to support EV PDI, servicing, repairs, and Class 4, 5L and 7 MOT testing, the project focused on improving technician workflow, compliance, and overall customer experience.

Workshop Refurbishment Scope

The existing three-bay workshop was transformed into a high-spec dry workshop, including:

  • Class 7 ATL bay upgrade for Class 4, 5L and 7 vehicles

  • New cast-in lift and brake tester recesses

  • Durable, non-slip epoxy flooring

  • Refreshed internal finishes

  • Full-length viewing windows from the reception area

Equipment Installation

To ensure reliable day-to-day performance, the workshop was equipped with:

  • 3 × AUTOPSTENHOJ Maestro 2-post 6T lifts

  • 1 × AUTOPSTENHOJ Major 4-post 5.2T ATL lift

  • Reinstalled Class 7 brake tester with new cabling

Bespoke Workshop Furniture

Custom workspace solutions from Truesteel Workspace Furniture were also installed, including lubrication cabinets, tool storage, mobile carts, and a dedicated MOT tester desk—supporting a clean, organised, and efficient workshop environment.

Future-Proofing Automotive Workshops

This project demonstrates GEMCO’s expertise in workshop design, refurbishment, and equipment installation, helping customers adapt to evolving vehicle technologies while maintaining efficiency and compliance.

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