And that applies to each store despite different clienteles. We've been down here until 9 p.m. Architect Terence Thornhill of Pasco designed the new two-story building in Kennewick. It's unique in the Tri-Cities with its angled roof and large front windows. Gray tile and paint is accented by primary red, yellow and blue.
Plans are to add an espresso cart to the picnic area out front.
We spent so much time planning and changed it so much on paper, there's not one thing we'd have done differently. Columbia Trust Bank, a locally owned bank based in Pasco, financed the project. The car technicians and service writers have a lunchroom large enough for staff meetings. Upstairs are administrative offices, a more formal conference room and the two-person accounting department. Gerald and Pat are partners in the incorporated business as well as their 30-year marriage.