By Aidan Mortensen | KOAL News
Operating throughout Highway 6 corridor since 2024, Silent Garage LLC has been providing roadside mechanical services to stranded motorists. On Thursday, March 12, the business celebrated a new milestone by joining the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce, which was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
“We’re a mobile mechanic service that primarily serves Carbon County. We also serve all the way up to Utah County, and as far as Grand Junction and even Moab,” said owner Brandon Boudle of the business. “Whether it’s a car, truck or motorcycle, we come to you right on the spot. You don’t have to have a tow service or anything like that, we can even do it while you’re at work.”
Customer service is at the forefront of everything Boudle aims to accomplish, to the point of saying it’s his favorite part of running Silent Garage: “I tell people all the time that if money weren’t an issue, I’d do this for free.”
He added,” I like to say that I’m more in the business of helping people than I am fixing cars.”
To illustrate this point, Boudle shared a story of a particularly interesting call he participated in: “I was actually helping this client who had just moved from Grand Junction. She was on her way to Wyoming, and it turned out that I helped her fix her truck, but the problem was, after we fixed it, she needed another repair, and the total was going to be over $1,000, and she just couldn’t do it.”
Boudle continued,” So, instead, what I actually did was, I found someone on Facebook Marketplace who actually sold her a vehicle for $200, and we kept her old one because she just donated it to us. But I still keep in touch with her to this day, and she’s up in Wyoming, and that new car has lasted her from then all the way up to now.”
Following his remarks, Boudle cut the ribbon, officially welcoming Silent Garage LLC to the CCCC.
Silent Garage LLC can be reached 24/7 by phone at 801-918-6562. Additionally, you can find more information online at silentgaragellc.com or by visiting the company’s Facebook page.
Watch the full ribbon-cutting here: