Flaxmere was planned in the 1960s as Hastings' own satellite suburb, and it is still a place of young families, big parks and busy households. Finding a spare few hours to take the car somewhere is hard, so Niah and Ben come to you instead. They work on the car together, which keeps the job efficient without rushing it, and you hear back from Niah or Ben to find a time.
Flaxmere is a suburb of young families, and family cars work hard. School bags, sports gear, takeaway crumbs and wet togs from Flaxmere Waterworld all end up in the back seat, and child car seats hide a surprising amount underneath. A cabin like that needs more than a quick vacuum at the service station.
How Flaxmere Is Served
Niah and Ben come to your home anywhere in Flaxmere, or to your work elsewhere in Hastings. They set up where the car is parked, and you hear back from Niah or Ben first to arrange a time that fits around school and work.
What Family Life In Flaxmere Does To A Car
Kids, Sport And Takeaways
Crumbs, spilt drinks and muddy boots from a Saturday at Flaxmere Park build up fast in a family car. Left long enough, they stain fabric seats and set into the carpet.
Plains Sun On Parked Cars
Flat, open streets and long Hawke's Bay summers mean plenty of hours in strong UV. Paint loses its gloss and black trims fade when nothing is protecting them.
Dust Off The Horticultural Land
Flaxmere was built beside working horticultural land, and dry weather puts fine dust on everything. Wiped off dry, it leaves the swirls and haze that show up on darker paint.