Water Hill Motors brings auto repairs to Miller Ave neighborhood

After working in the auto repair business in Brighton for five years and studying the trade at Washtenaw Community College, Warren Terrell decided it was time to open his own shop. With a specialization in working on Subaru and Volvo vehicles, Ann Arbor seemed like an idea location.   "It's so close to downtown and right in the neighborhood here with houses all around it," Terrell says of his Water Hill Motors on Miller Ave., which opened less than two months ago.   The shop offers a broad range of auto repair services, including everything from engine repair to oil changes. In addition to Subaru and Volvo, Terrell says he's worked extensively on American-made cars, especially late-model Mustangs. Though he opened the shop quietly, he says business is already doing well.   "For no adverting it's been good," he says. "Last week was slow, but the week before I was at full capacity."   Terrell intends to add up to two additional technicians to the Water Hill Motors staff over the next couple of months as his business continues to grow. He hopes to develop a clientele for high performance modifications at the two-bay auto shop. Source: Warren Terrell, Water Hill Motors Writer: Natalie Burg

After working in the auto repair business in Brighton for five years and studying the trade at Washtenaw Community College, Warren Terrell decided it was time to open his own shop. With a specialization in working on Subaru and Volvo vehicles, Ann Arbor seemed like an idea location.
 
“It’s so close to downtown and right in the neighborhood here with houses all around it,” Terrell says of his Water Hill Motors on Miller Ave., which opened less than two months ago.
 
The shop offers a broad range of auto repair services, including everything from engine repair to oil changes. In addition to Subaru and Volvo, Terrell says he’s worked extensively on American-made cars, especially late-model Mustangs. Though he opened the shop quietly, he says business is already doing well.
 
“For no adverting it’s been good,” he says. “Last week was slow, but the week before I was at full capacity.”
 
Terrell intends to add up to two additional technicians to the Water Hill Motors staff over the next couple of months as his business continues to grow. He hopes to develop a clientele for high performance modifications at the two-bay auto shop.

Source: Warren Terrell, Water Hill Motors
Writer: Natalie Burg

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