Waterdown Collision is hosting a free movie night on September 12 at Memorial Park to support the Flamborough Food Bank before relocating to a new 45,000-square-foot facility on September 14, maintaining its family ownership and commitment to community service since 1974.
- Free movie night event on September 12 at Memorial Park starting at 4 p.m., featuring Toy Story 5 at sundown
- Waterdown Collision relocates to new 45,000-square-foot facility at 3 Dobbin Dr. on September 14
- New location is approximately 900 metres west of the former 24 Dundas St. E. address
- Family-owned business founded in 1974 by Domenic and Margaret DiFelice, now led by their son Max and grandsons Domenic and Dante
- Formal grand opening celebration planned for 2027 at the new state-of-the-art facility
Waterdown Collision will host a free movie night at Memorial Park on September 12 in support of the Flamborough Food Bank.
Activities will begin at 4 p.m., followed by a screening of Toy Story 5 at sundown.
The event comes before Waterdown Collision’s move to a new 4,180-square-metre (45,000-square-foot) facility at 3 Dobbin Dr. The bodyshop will begin operating from the new location on September 14.
The new facility is located about 900 metres (0.6 miles) west of the company’s former location at 24 Dundas St. E. It was designed with more production space, advanced equipment and a layout intended to improve repair workflow.
“While our location and look are changing, the things that matter most are not: the same family ownership, the same trusted team and the same dedication to serving our customers and community,” the DiFelice family wrote in a September 9 letter.
Collision Repair previously reported on the facility’s development in August.
Domenic and Margaret DiFelice founded Waterdown Collision in 1974. Their son Max DiFelice is president of the business, while his sons Domenic and Dante DiFelice represent its next generation.
The family plans to hold a formal grand opening at the new facility in 2027.
