One workshop, six neighborhoods, zero distance math.

The van's week is built around Bellingham's north side — the streets within an honest fifteen minutes of the E Kellogg Rd bench. Inside that map, every address gets the same instruments, the same windows and the same written figures.

The map

Six Neighborhoods, Street by Street

Cordata

ZIP 98226

Minutes from the Kellogg Rd workshop — the tightest arrival windows on the book.

Birchwood

ZIP 98225

Hard-working kitchens and garage second fridges — both get the same meters.

Meridian

ZIP 98226

The Guide corridor rides a scheduled route — parts picked before departure.

King Mountain

ZIP 98226

Young subdivisions, young machines — warranty checked before any fee exists.

Roosevelt

ZIP 98226

Mid-century houses with veteran machines — kept alive on purpose, not by luck.

Alderwood

ZIP 98225 · 98226

Airport-side streets on the same honest arrangement — no distance math, ever.

Why a small map

Deliberately Local, and Better for It

Why only the north side?

Because windows are promises, and promises shrink with distance. A tight map means the van spends its day fixing machines instead of crossing town — and means a parts return-trip happens this week, not next.

What if I'm a street or two outside the neighborhoods listed?

Call anyway. The map has edges, not walls — an address just beyond a listed neighborhood usually rides the nearest route at the same arrangement. The intake call answers it in one minute.

Is the arrangement really identical everywhere?

Identical: $95 service visit, published from-rates, parts itemized, no distance or fuel lines anywhere on any figure. Geography decides the route order, never the price.

Your street's on the map — put your machine on the book.

Call or send the form and the route picks you up, usually inside a day or two.

Put It on the Bench

Two minutes of typing — the callback comes with a window and a plan.

The $95 service visit covers the full diagnosis. Repairs are quoted from a written figure — labor from-rates published, parts always itemized separately.