On this episode of Rottler Featured Series join us at East Holmes Auto Repair and Holmes Performance and Machine in Millersburg, Ohio.

Co-owners Steve Troyer and Casey Butler founded East Holmes in 2016. Today they’re a full service automotive performance and industrial machine shop with a particular focus on work trucks and fleet vehicles.

Knowing that many of their customer depend on the vehicles and equipment to get their work done, East Holmes puts attention to detail on everything they send out the door. “We want to give our customers peace of mind,” Troyer said.

As part of that dedication to quality, one of East Holmes’ first investments was in an H85AX automatic hone. A short time later they added an EM79 engine machining center that gives them the ability to machine everything from a 4 cylinder block all the way up to Cat C15s, Detroits, and even bigger blocks.

“Often times there’s promises made but not promises kept. That’s not true with Rottler,” Troyer told us. “If they say they’re going to do it, they do it.”

“And its not just the machines, it’s the relationships we’ve made with other people in this industry through Rottler. That’s just been huge,” Butler added.

Here at Rottler, we’re proud to call East Holmes a customer and partner. Check out their story!

For this episode of the Rottler Featured Series we head to Lexington, Kentucky, home of SRC of Lexington Engine Remanufacturers.

SRC of Lexington specializes in engine reman for the high horsepower, heavy duty engines used in mining, heavy construction, landfill operations, and gas generation. To bring these monster blocks back to a condition as good, and often better than, new, the team at SRC of Lexington relies on a suite of Rottler’s biggest and best machines including the F60 series engine centers, S80 surfacers, and a team of EM100 series to machine the monster blocks they work on.

SRC of Lexington has relied on Rottler equipment to get the job done for 22 years, and we are proud to be a partner with this great employee-owned company.

Check out the video!