Powerhouse Auto Electrical & Mechanical Repairs recognised at Blacktown Business Awards

·

Powerhouse Auto Electrical and Mechanical Repairs were named ‘Most Outstanding Automotive Service’ and ‘Business of the Year’ for 2021 at the Blacktown Local Business Awards. 

The awards night was held on the March 14 this year at the Blacktown Workers Club, where the business went up against other businesses in the automotive trade in the Blacktown City council.

“We just want to say we are truly blessed to have the customers and support that we do, we do owe it all to you guys, so we truly thank you all!” the business wrote on their Facebook page.

“We want to thank our team here at Powerhouse for putting in the effort every single day to strive for these results!” 

“What an accomplishment and an honour!!” 

Powerhouse Auto Electrical was established in 2014. It started from the ground up by Denis Panagopoulos and has been run mainly by his two sons, Christos, 28 and Arthur, 25 in the last two years. 

Christos’ experience in being a qualified Auto Electrician and Mechanic benefits the technical side of the business, while Arthur works alongside his brother having finished his Bachelor’s in Business and Commerce three years ago.

“In the last two years the business has mainly been run by my two sons, which as a dad makes me very proud seeing the younger generation strive to be successful,” Denis says. 

In the last four years, the business has been recognised in the top 10 of Australia’s small businesses in the automotive industry. 

During this time, Denis says, the business has grown to where it is today. They have expanded into all electrical and mechanical repairs, fleet maintenance which includes heavy vehicles, full restorations, fabrications, and engine conversions. 

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

A century of voice, advocacy and belonging: The Greek Herald marks 100 years

Founded in 1926, The Greek Herald marks a century of journalism, chronicling the history, identity and civic life of Greek Australians.

Tom Koutsantonis MP defends comments on Fr Patsouris after Adelaide Diocese response

South Australian MP Tom Koutsantonis has responded after the Holy Diocese of Adelaide criticised his public remarks on Fr Patsouris.

Mytilenian Brotherhood of Sydney to elect new Board at 2026 AGM

Members of the Mytilenian Brotherhood of Sydney and NSW will gather later this month for the organisation’s 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Angelo Tsarouchas brings ‘Diaspora’ tour to Australia for three-city run

The Funny Greek, Angelo Tsarouchas, is headed back to Australia with his hilarious new show Diaspora on a short but sweet three-city tour. 

Elvis Korsovitis joins the Kospetas Family to open STIX Hellenic Taverna in Sydney

A bold new chapter in Classical Greek dining unfolds this week, as Elvis Korsovitis, co-founder of the much-loved Greek street food brand Stix &...

You May Also Like

Bustling no more: Greek cafes still shuttered by COVID-19 restrictions

Silence has replaced the low hum of conversation and the clink of glasses that pervaded the sidewalk cafes across Athens.

Vasili’s Taxidi: When Sydney Businesses Become Social Institutions – STEKI Taverna

STEKI Taverna’s history dates back to 1983 when Harry Tambakeras (and his partners) established it for university students to meet and socialise

Team Greece eliminated on penalties after 2–2 thriller in All Nations Cup

Team Greece fought valiantly in its All Nations Cup semi-final against South Sudan with a draw at time, but unfortunately failed to qualify.