Mobile mechanic · Banjul, The Gambia
Twenty-two years on Gambian roads, from the Kombo coast up to the North Bank. If it starts, steers, stops or charges, we can fix it — at our bench in Old Yundum Market, or at your gate, your office car park, or the shoulder of the Coastal Road.
What we do
Prices below are our standard bench rates in dalasi. Parts are quoted separately and always shown to you before we fit anything. Call-out jobs carry a small travel charge that depends on where you are — we tell you the number on the phone, before we leave the yard.
The workshop
Unlimited Mobile Screen and Services started in 2003 with a toolbox, a borrowed pickup and a phone number written on the back of a business card. The name came from the first thing we were known for — windscreens and glass, fitted at the customer's house because nobody wants to drive a cracked windscreen across town to a workshop.
The glass work is still here. So is everything else that grew around it: engine and gearbox work, brakes, suspension, auto electrics, tyres, batteries and air-conditioning. Our bench sits at Old Yundum Market on the Coastal Road, which puts us ten minutes from the airport road and within reach of most of Kombo without fighting the Serrekunda traffic.
What has not changed is the way we work. You get a price before the spanner comes out. You get the old part back if you want it. And if the honest answer is that the repair costs more than the car is worth, we will say so and not take the job.
— Modou Sanneh, owner and lead mechanic
Call-outs outside these hours are possible for breakdowns — ring the number and if we can get to you, we will.
Coming from the airport road, turn onto the Coastal Road at Old Yundum and look for the market on your right. We are the bay at the western end with the tyres stacked outside. Coming from Banjul city, we are on your left just past the market entrance.
Phone is the fastest way to reach us — we answer between 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM, Monday to Saturday. Tell us the car, the year and what it is doing, and we can usually tell you on the call whether it is a bench job or a call-out.
WhatsApp works on the same number for photos and voice notes. If you are stranded, send your location pin and we will come to you.
Walk-ins are welcome at the market during opening hours, but a call first saves you waiting behind a job already on the lift.
“A car is only as good as the man who last touched it. We would rather turn a job down than send you out on a road we would not drive ourselves.”
Modou Sanneh — Unlimited Mobile Screen and Services, Banjul