Mobile service provider is in 650 cities across six states with more than 100,000 service appointments completed to date
Los Angeles—RepairSmith, a startup offering full-service mobile solutions for automotive repair and maintenance, has announced it has raised a $42 million Series B funding round from investors, including TI Capital, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche Ventures, and Spring Mountain Capital.
RepairSmith will use the cash infusion to continue rapid expansion of its service, already available in 650 cities across six states with more than 100,000 service appointments completed to date.
With this news, RepairSmith has also appointed Ziad Ghandour of TI Capital and John L. Steffens of Spring Mountain Capital to its board of directors. Previously appointed board of directors include Andreas Joerg and Thomas Vogel of Mercedes-Benz AG.
“The independent automotive repair market has not changed in 50 years, and is ripe for massive disruption,” said Joel Milne, RepairSmith co-founder and CEO.
“Since launching our service in August of 2019, RepairSmith has been delivering the most contemporary, convenient and cost-effective repair solution for the digital age by combining the ease of online booking and instant price quotes with 5-star mobile service and an unprecedented level of transparency and trust.”
In addition to on-site repair and maintenance for car owners at their home or workplace, RepairSmith also offers on-location service to fleet operators, car rental agencies and dealership customers. The company provides service in Arizona, California, Georgia, Nevada, Oregon, and Texas and is currently expanding in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the U.S.
“The original idea of RepairSmith was born in a Mercedes-Benz incubator session only a few years ago. It makes us very proud that RepairSmith’s value and potential is also recognized by other investors who are partnering in the commitment to delivering innovative repair and maintenance services leading the technology transformation of our industry,” said Andreas Joerg, director of Service & Parts Business and Warranty & Goodwill Mercedes-Benz Cars.
“The team at RepairSmith is taking a long-view of the changing customer expectations and technology requirements in the car repair industry and designing solutions to improve the customer experience.”
Instead of contracted workers, RepairSmith uses a team of employee technicians who undergo background checks, certification verification, skills and customer service training in step with the company’s standards. All services are backed by a 12-month, 12,000-mile warranty and are facilitated by RepairSmith’s customized mobile repair vans.
“Finally, we believe there is a team that is bringing mobile service and repair into the digital age, using a robust technology platform backed by world-renowned automotive partners,” said Ghandour. “RepairSmith is ideally positioned to transform the marketplace.”
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