Royal Tunbridge Wells, often simply referred to as Tunbridge Wells, is a historic spa town in Kent, celebrated for its natural springs and Georgian architecture. This refined town offers a blend of cultural sophistication and serene landscapes, making it a popular destination for visitors seeking both relaxation and charm.
The heart of Tunbridge Wells is the Pantiles, a beautifully colonnaded walkway that exudes old-world elegance, hosting a variety of boutique shops, galleries, and cafes. This area comes alive with regular markets and jazz evenings, adding to the town’s vibrant cultural scene. The Chalybeate Spring, which originally drew visitors for its purported healing properties, remains a focal point of interest.
Beyond its historic centre, Tunbridge Wells is surrounded by picturesque countryside, perfect for outdoor activities such as walking and cycling. The town also boasts high-end restaurants, theatres, and art galleries, ensuring a rich assortment of entertainment and dining options. Tunbridge Wells remains a quintessential example of English heritage and leisure, offering a refined escape in the heart of Kent.
Our Technician Matt has operated out of this area since 2016, now supplying not just the local consumers but also the trade with whom he has built up quite a reputation as the go-to expert regarding all things engine carbon cleaning, DPF cleaning. Matt is also a highly skilled remapper and Autowatch Ghost immobiliser system installer.
Our fully mobile services to your home, place of work or any other suitable location (access to power supply required for DPF cleaning, we have a 40m extension cable) covers all areas and districts of the region including Royal Tunbridge Wells, Pembury, Langton Green, Groombridge, Frant, Speldhurst, Lamberhurst, Rusthall, Southborough, Wadhurst, Ticehurst, Tidebrook, Stonegate, Tonbridge, Penshurst, Hildenborough, Hadlow, Paddock Wood, Staplehurst, Brenchley, Horsmonden, Marden, East Peckham, Cranbrook, Goudhurst, Benenden, Frittenden, Hawkhurst, Sandhurst, Etchingham, and Burwash.
