PSA worked with JJ Group (Cumbria) Ltd to transform a Kia garage, blending new construction with refurbishment to meet growing demand of electric vehicles and vehicle services. Our team delivered a comprehensive mechanical and electrical design for the contractor to deliver a design & build contract. By balancing cost-effectiveness with quality engineering solutions, we helped create a modern, efficient space that caters to Kia’s evolving needs.
CLIENT: Lloyd KIA
VALUE: £600k
LOCATION: Carlisle, Cumbria
SERVICVES: Mechanical & Electrical Design
CLIENT OBJECTIVES
The client sought to expand their existing Kia garage, incorporating both new build elements and refurbishment of the current structure. The primary focus was enlarging the workshop to meet increasing service demands and to cater for the increase in electric vehicle sales. They required a full mechanical and electrical design that would effectively support the expanded facility. The brief emphasised the need for a cost-efficient solution that didn’t compromise on functionality or quality.
OUR SOLUTION
Our team at PSA developed a comprehensive mechanical and electrical design tailored to the client’s needs. We produced detailed drawings, providing JJ Group (Cumbria) Ltd with clear guidance to facilitate the build process. Throughout the project, we maintained a delicate balance between cost-effectiveness and high-quality delivery. Our approach involved close collaboration with the contractor, ensuring that our designs could be implemented efficiently. We focused on practical solutions that met the brief whilst keeping costs in check.
THE OUTCOME
The project resulted in a significantly expanded and modernised Kia garage. The enlarged workshop now efficiently meets the increased service demand. Our cost-conscious approach helped the client achieve their goals within budget constraints. The new facility stands as a testament to effective collaboration between design and construction teams, ready to serve Kia’s customers with improved capacity and capabilities.
