Hendricks Auto Repair Inc.

For anyone who saw the clip on the news on Wanetv that said our auto repair shop caught fire Saturday night, they got it wrong! Our shop is ok, it was the pet crematorium to the west of us that caught fire. The fire department did have to break into our customer entrance door window to make sure fire hadn’t spread into our area and it hadn’t!

We will be open as usual on Monday!

ATTENTION CUSTOMERS! ***NEWS UPDATE!***
We are OPEN for Business!
However, based on C.D.C. recommendations for containing and preventing the spread of COVID19 Virus, We kindly ask you to refrain from entering our shop unless you've made prior arrangements to visit. Appointments are absolutely necessary
at this time. Please call 260-485-8822 to schedule.
Please do not request access if you or any family member are showing any symptoms (Cold, Cough, Temperature, etc...)
Thank you for your understanding as we do our part to REDUCE the TRANSMISSION of this virus.

We're Open for Business

Homeland Security defines vehicle service and repair as 'essential' WASHINGTON — Vehicle service and repair personnel are considered "essential" and may continue to operate during the COVID-19 crisis, according to a guidance list issued of essential critical infrastructure workers by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

We are currently looking for an energetic automotive technician.
If you know of a tech that fits this description please send them our way.