Contact

Give the shop enough context to be useful fast.

Vehicle, use case, scope, and timing give the shop enough context to route the request without wasting anyone’s time.

Service · builds · track prep

Routine maintenance or something more involved, the next step should be obvious.

Service Intake

Start with the job details.

A good intake starts with the car, the problem, the use case, and the timing.

Name

Phone

Vehicle

Service Lane

Timing

What does the car need?

Direct Contact

Phone: (425) 746-8960
Service Email: iservice@cantrellmotorsports.com
Hours: Monday to Friday · 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Address: 1655 139th Pl NE
Bellevue, WA 98005

Workshop fabrication at Cantrell Motorsports

Best first step

If the scope is unusual, call first and get the conversation pointed in the right direction.

Fast Lanes

Routine service: intake form or phone call
Track-event prep: include event date and current setup
Fabrication: include chassis, use case, and any constraints
Parts questions: mention the exact car and intended use

Better First Message

The more context Cantrell has up front, the faster the team can route the request to routine service, fabrication scoping, track prep, or a product fitment conversation.