Established truck service and parking business in Garland, Texas, offering a rare combination of two high-demand revenue streams in one operation. The Business generates income from both commercial truck and trailer repair services and a 35-space truck parking lot, providing stability and cash flow diversification that single-service competitors cannot match.

The repair operation brings in $35,000 to $40,000 per month servicing commercial trucks and trailers. The 35-space truck parking lot generates approximately $9,625 per month at $275 per space, and this parking revenue alone covers the monthly rent. Together, these two revenue streams produce estimated gross revenue of $540,000 to $600,000 per year.

The Business has operated at this location for over 10 years, building a solid reputation with a 4.0-star Google rating from nearly 100 customer reviews. This kind of verified track record is difficult to replicate and represents years of earned trust from commercial drivers and fleet operators in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The operation is supported by one experienced mechanic and is structured as a turnkey opportunity for an owner-operator or investor. Current hours are Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM with a half day on Saturday, leaving room for schedule adjustments.

The location sits in a well-established trucking corridor in Garland, one of the largest cities in the DFW metroplex with a population of approximately 250,000. The area benefits from strong freight traffic driven by nearby warehouse districts and intermodal yards. Truck parking is in severe shortage nationally, with the U.S. short more than 40,000 spaces. The federal government allocated $200 million in 2026 specifically to address this shortage, signaling sustained demand for years to come. DFW is one of the highest-demand corridors in the country for both truck repair and parking services.

The truck repair industry in the U.S. is valued at $18.1 billion and has been growing at a steady rate. The market is highly fragmented with over 42,000 establishments, meaning independent operators compete effectively against larger players. Rising vehicle complexity and an aging truck fleet continue to drive repair demand, while a worsening technician shortage supports strong pricing for skilled repair shops.

The lease is in place for 5 years with an option to renew, providing operational stability. Monthly rent is $8,500 with utilities and trash at $550. The parking revenue alone more than covers these fixed occupancy costs, meaning the repair operation flows largely to the bottom line after labor and parts.

This is a well-positioned opportunity in a high-demand, recession-resistant sector. The dual revenue model, established customer base, and favorable lease terms make this a compelling acquisition at the asking price. Contact us today to learn more about this opportunity and request additional financial information.