Retirement sale: Truck Parts, Diagnostic and Repair Business w/ Real Estate! Turn-Key Fully Operational diesel repair including all licenses equipment, machinery, trade fixtures, accounts, and INVENTORY. The ±11,900 SF functional building has a 900 SF office including a 660 SF show room, 2 offices, break room, restrooms, and storage. Adjacent to the office is a 1,665 SF parts room. A 4-hour burn wall separates the office and warehouse; the shop area is 70‘ x 100‘ with 4 pull-through bays (8 rollup doors total) and one shop office. Completely fenced, 600 Amps 3-Phase power, Zoned M-3 in the County with City Utility Services.
Established family business since 1980 known as “the go-to” for all trucks and buses including Cummins, Mack, Volvo, International, Detroit, Mercedes, and Allison Transmission. With over 37 years of name recognition built-in, this centrally located facility is in the fastest growing region in CA to serve Central CA cities such as Fresno (972,297 metro), Clovis (102,189), Madera (154,998), Merced (81,743), Tulare (61,170), Visalia (130,753), Hanford (55,840), Lemoore (26,199), Sanger (24,270), Selma (23,219), and Kingsburg (11,382). The computerized systems allow for streamlined repairs with onsite equipment for virtually any repair. The business has maintained healthy revenues of an average of $800,000/year Gross Sales with minimal ownership effort.
Located in the Heavy Industrial zoned area in south Fresno, between Freeways 99, 41, & 180, considered the most desirable industrial submarket in Fresno. Subject is directly off CA-99 with easy access and great freeway visibility located south of Central Ave, north of Malaga Ave, southwest of HWY 99, and south of CA-180/41. Strategic "mid-cities" location to conveniently serve Fresno, Madera, Kings, Merced, and Tulare Counties.
Located in the center of the heavily traveled San Joaquin Valley, Fresno is the fifth-largest city in California and is the largest city in the Central Valley with 972,297 metro residents. Lying at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range which includes Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks, Fresno is known as the “Gateway to Yosemite”. 20.8% population growth from 2006 to 2016. Fresno is approximately 200 miles north of Los Angeles and 170 miles south of the Sacramento. Fresno is connected by two major freeways servicing the West Coast; Interstate 5 and Freeway 99.
