# Car service at work

> Source: https://motorservicing.co/car-service-at-work/  
> Provider: Motor Servicing (Fuel Fixer Ltd), mobile car servicing across the United Kingdom.  
> Contact: 0333 366 1081 · Updated: 2026-07-31

**You can have your car serviced at work if it is parked on private land such as a company car park and you have the site manager's permission. The technician works while you are at your desk, so you lose no time at all. A full service is from £199 + VAT.**

| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Best for | Anyone whose car sits still all day at the office |
| Time cost to you | Roughly zero |
| Needs | Private car park and the site owner's permission |
| Prices from | £120 + VAT |

## What to do

1. **Ask your site manager** — One sentence: a mobile technician will be working on a car in the car park for about 90 minutes. Almost nobody says no.
2. **Book the address as your workplace** — Tell us at the booking stage so the technician knows what to expect on arrival.
3. **Leave the keys with reception or a colleague** — As long as we know in advance, you do not need to be at the car.

## Why the office car park is the ideal spot

Your car is stationary for eight hours, on private land, and you are nearby if a question comes up. That is a better set of conditions than most driveways offer, and it is why a large share of our bookings are workplace addresses rather than homes.

It also solves the most common objection to mobile servicing: no driveway at home. If you park at work, you already have somewhere for the work to happen.

## Several cars at the same site

If a few colleagues need work done, or you run a small fleet, we can book them in sequence on one visit. That removes the scheduling headache entirely, because no vehicle leaves the site. See our guide to [servicing a company car or small fleet](https://motorservicing.co/blog/company-car-servicing-guide/).

## Getting permission without a fuss

Most facilities managers want to know three things: how long, whether anything is spilled, and whether they need to do anything. The answers are 45 minutes to two hours, no (used oil is drained into a sealed container and taken away), and no. Offer that up front and the conversation is usually over in a minute.

## Questions

**Can I get my car serviced while I am at work?**  
Yes. If your car is in a private company car park and you have the site manager's permission, a technician can service it during your working day.

**Do I need to be with the car?**  
No, as long as we can get the keys. Reception or a colleague can hold them if you tell us in advance.

**What if my workplace car park is public?**  
Then the work cannot be done there. It has to be private land. A driveway at home, or a relative's, is the alternative.


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_Prices are starting prices in GBP excluding VAT and cover travel to your address. Content may be quoted with attribution to Motor Servicing and a link to https://motorservicing.co._