Waddell family mobile auto repair

08/06/2026

Part-Time Automotive Technician – Waddell Family Mobile Auto Repair LLC
Waddell Family Mobile Auto Repair LLC is looking for a dependable, experienced part-time automotive technician to join our mobile repair team.
Responsibilities:
Diagnose and repair cars, SUVs, and light trucks
Perform brakes, suspension, steering, A/C, tune-ups, and general repairs
Complete jobs safely and professionally
Communicate clearly with customers on-site
Maintain a clean and organized work area
Requirements:
At least 2 years of automotive repair experience preferred
Own basic hand tools
Valid driver's license and reliable transportation
Ability to work independently
Strong work ethic and positive attitude
Schedule:
Part-time (flexible hours)
Weekdays and occasional weekends based on customer demand
Pay:
Competitive pay based on experience.

07/26/2026

07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from Waddell Family Mobile Auto Repair LLC! 🇺🇸

Today we celebrate the freedom, courage, and sacrifices that make our country great. We hope you enjoy a wonderful day with your family and friends.

As you celebrate, please remember:
🎆 Practice fireworks safety.
🚗 Never drink and drive—plan for a safe ride home.
🔥 Grill responsibly and keep a fire extinguisher nearby.
🔧 If you're traveling, make sure your vehicle is road-trip ready by checking your tires, battery, fluids, and A/C.

Thank you for trusting Waddell Family Mobile Auto Repair LLC with your automotive needs. Your support means everything to our family-owned business.

Have a safe, fun, and Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

06/19/2026

At Waddell Family Mobile Auto Repair LLC, we wish everyone a happy and safe Father's Day, particularly those who will be traveling over the weekend. Please exercise caution.

06/10/2026

Today we're taking a major step forward by broadcasting live and empowering you with the knowledge to replace oxygen sensors on a 2014 Focus. 📺🔧💻 Waddell

05/25/2026

No excuses. Just show up and do the work.

05/25/2026

We grew up in a time when “stay out of trouble” usually meant getting home before the streetlights came on.

We climbed where we weren’t supposed to climb.
Explored places marked “keep out.”
Turned empty barns, back roads, and old fields into lifelong adventures.

No phones.
No trackers.
Just bikes, dirty shoes, and friends who felt like family.

Some of the best memories were made far away from adults, schedules, and screens.

That generation learned independence the old-fashioned way…
by living life outside, one unforgettable adventure at a time.