ONeills Truck & Trailer Repairs
Vehicle in Brisbane

We know what it's like to have your vehicle off the road. We are dedicated to providing a standard of customer service that you won’t find anywhere else, which has resulted in many customer relationships that go back decades. As soon as a new fix comes into the workshop, our teams work closely together to ensure professional and efficient management of the job. We will ensure customers are perpetual kept uptodate with any developments. We have decades of experience occupied with insurance providers and lengthy standing relationships with all major insurance companies, which helps to ensure your claim is processed as quickly and painlessly as possible. The expertise we have developed over the years' means we are able to mend all kinds of vehicles, machinery and equipment including bobcats, excavators, tractors and harvesting equipment. Whatever humane of vehicle you need repaired, you can rest outgoing that we’ve seen it before and know exactly what to look out for. The business grew quickly after the war and by 1948 Bede had employed another two tradesmen and his son Ron had begun labor as an apprentice. By 1955 they had outgrown the old shed and Romans bought out the site and expanded the building as they took on more work. The team at Romans could see an opportunity for improvement in the truck fix process, and soon they were repairing trucks in a few weeks, at a time when their competitors would sometimes receive six months to a year. Romans began to outgrow the Victoria Rd site which had by now expanded to include a spare parts and accessories store, so Don and Ron bought a property (nicknamed the igloo building’) on Parramatta Road, Granville in 1971, as well as another site across the road five years later to serve as the head administration office. This large, new site was fitted out with the latest tools and equipment, allowing Romans to service even more customers. Around this time, the third generation of the Roman and Andrews families was starting to enter the business. Ron’s son Peter began his mechanical apprenticeship in 1976, and Don’s son Gary joined the business in 1980 after finishing his accounting degree. After a few years, Don’s son Bill Andrews stepped in to learn the business and eventually took over management of the branch in 1990. In 1984 Romans made their beginning interstate move, joining the Church family in Melbourne in a successful family partnership that has now lasted over thirty years. His son Brian made his way to Melbourne, finding work as a panel beater. He spent numerous decades active for one of Melbourne’s largest repairers, where he was joined by son David. The trucks were rolling in just a few days later, we were quiet clearing the block as they came in, recalls David Church. In 2009 Romans Melbourne opened its new workshop, making it the maximum fresh commercial vehicle fix facility in the country. Queensland’s huge dependence on road transport made Brisbane a logical finest to expand the growing network. That identical dedication to customers and staff that had formed the hallmark of the other Romans branches, has seen the business grow to become Queensland’s largest and best equipped truck accident mend facility. At the turn of the last century, blacksmith and wheelwright DJ O’Neill had set up in the small township of Burraga, MSW where he manufactured and repaired horse drawn vehicles. In the years that followed Wilton O’Neill and his family built a reputation for quality work in their truck repair, bodybuilding and thick towing businesses.

Arnold stayed with Romans the rest of his busy life. The business grew quickly after the war and by 1948 Bede had employed another two tradesmen and his son Ron had begun labor as an apprentice. By 1955 they had outgrown the used shed and Romans bought out the site and expanded the building as they took on more work. Bede slowly cut his hours down and moved into retirement and Ron and Don took over the running of the business. Truck repairs had eternal made up a important proportion of the business, but in the early 1970s Ron and Don made the decision to move away from cars and specialism in this area. The team at Romans could see an opportunity for improvement in the truck repair process, and soon they were repairing trucks in a scanty weeks, at a time when their competitors would sometimes take six months to a year. Romans began to outgrow the Victoria Rd site which had by now expanded to include a spare parts and accessories store, so Don and Ron bought a property (nicknamed the igloo building’) on Parramatta Road, Granville in 1971, as healthy as another site across the road five years later to serve as the head administration office. This large, unused site was fitted out with the latest tools and equipment, allowing Romans to service even more customers. Around this time, the third generation of the Roman and Andrews families was starting to enter the business. Ron’s son Peter began his