Toronto, Ontario -- More than fifty people gathered at Carrosserie ProColor De Castille in Montreal to mark the official re-opening of the shop as part of the Fix Network.
The event drew customers, suppliers and local officials, including the mayor of the North Montreal borough Christine Black and MP Madwa-Nika Cadet. Guests were able to tour the business' recently renovated facilities, which include a 380 square metre (3,800 square foot) bodyship as well as a 170 square-metre ( 1,700 square-foot) mechanical facility.
Owner Mounir Sobh, who has operated the business since 2001, joined the Fix Network in May. He says the transition has allowed the business to increase its overall work volume and improved its relationship with insurance companies.
"Before [joining the Fix Network in May], I was an independent," he said. "To me, it was important to join Carrosserie ProColor because it would allow the business to progress and would be better for our customers as well."
As a result of the recent expansion, Sobh says the business would increase its workforce from four people to seven.
