Built for volume
In Alberta, tire changeovers produce sharp peaks of demand. Shops need many bays, fast turnarounds and plenty of room for vehicles waiting outside. Layout and drive aisles must work when the shop is at its busiest.
Storage is the other half. Tires take a lot of space, and many shops store customers' seasonal sets. Racking, heated storage and fire safety all matter.
Equipment and systems
Our electrical crew installs power for tire changers, balancers, alignment racks, lifts and compressors. Our mechanical crew installs heat, ventilation and compressed air piping, plus drainage in wash or inspection areas. Overhead heaters or in-floor heat help keep technicians comfortable in winter.
Good lighting is vital for inspection work, and our electrical team plans fixtures and outlets for bays and storage.
- Compressed air distribution
- Tire racking and storage
- Heated bays
- Waiting room and retail area
Retail and waiting areas
Many tire shops also sell tires and accessories. A tidy counter, display wall and waiting area improve sales. Our carpenters and millwork team build counters and displays, and our painters finish the space to match your brand.
Doors and traffic
Overhead doors open and close hundreds of times a week. Our door and hardware crew installs doors suited to this use and plans for winter drafts. Parking, queuing and safe movement around vehicles are worth detailed thought on any site.
Planning for the season
Timing is important. We aim to finish work outside peak months so your shop is ready for the rush. Plan early for equipment lead times and municipal approvals.
Small improvements make a big difference at peak. Extra outlets for air tools, better lighting at the wheel stations and a clear route for vehicles all speed up work. Our electrical and mechanical crews can add these upgrades in a short window, so you can renovate in the slower months and be ready before the first snowfall.