Country-Lane-Rv-Services-Storage near Anniedale BC (1144 Result(s))

Over 30 years ago, owner Dave Burrell began his automotive career starting from the ground up. He started first in detailing, then moved into sales, finance, and finally management at several large local dealerships. Having a vision of always wanting a place to 'call his own', he launched Burrell Auto in 1999. Burrell Auto fills a void in the auto market for economical, good-quality used cars and is now very happy to celebrate over 10 years in operation. We've also got a passion and expertise for restoring classic cars.

We do repairs and we also have all the training and equipment to do scheduled maintenance for almost any brand of vehicle. Our regular customers receive automated notices so they don't have to worry about missing oil changes.

My top priority as a real estate professional is to build trusting relationships with my clients and this is at the heart of everything I do. I make the buying and selling experience as smooth as possible and continuously strive to ensure my client’s needs and best interests are well looked after. I believe in working diligently with my buyers and sellers to attain their objectives and deliver the best results. Throughout my career in the service industry, I have always believed in the importance of client satisfaction through stellar service and even from my student years at the Hotel Management School in Lausanne Switzerland, I knew I was going to do just that and more, surpass expectations. Living overseas and having travelled extensively have given me invaluable insight on different cultures and to be adaptable, however unpredictable a situation might be. I thrive on meeting new people and have a multicultural clientele whom I truly cherish.

Project (PMH1 Project) includes construction of a new 10-lane Port Mann Bridge, 37 kilometres of highway widening from Vancouver to Langley, including 30 kilometres of new HOV lanes, and the replacement of nine highway interchanges. Eight lanes on the new bridge opened to traffic December 1, 2012, significantly expanding the capacity of the existing five-lane bridge, and removing major highway congestion points at either end of the bridge. In December 2013, additional Highway 1 lanes opened west of the bridge, connecting improvements from Langley to Vancouver. Travel time surveys have confirmed drivers have cut their commutes by as much as half, saving some commuters up to an hour a day. These improvements have also made transit service across the bridge possible for the first time in a generation. The new ExpressBus service, a joint initiative of the Province and TransLink, now connects Langley to Burnaby in less than 25 minutes. For additional information about the PMH1 Improvement Project, please visit Project Overview .