About us

In 1999, Tim Butcher had the idea of using his in-depth knowledge of Post War Aston Martins to start a company based in Cobham, Surrey that would offer outstanding levels of service to the discerning owner. Since then, it has steadily and progressively grown into what is probably the largest non-franchised independent specialist in the UK encompassing the service, restoration, repair and enhancement of Aston Martins from DB2 to current models including the New Era DB9, V8 Vantage, Virage, DBS and Vanquish cars.

Trinity Engineering has recruited and trained an exceptional team of engineers. It now has a team of over twenty fully skilled staff capable of undertaking any task whether large or small, with a philosophy of superb engineering and uncompromising service. Their capabilities and experience encompass all aspects of servicing and rebuilding, and whose dedication enables Trinity Engineering to maintain a consistently high quality of work. Our customers value the sheer breadth and depth of our expertise and welcome our honest and enthusiastic approach, our unrivalled attention to detail and the bespoke service they receive.

We also provide proprietary engineering solutions making your car reliable, practical and most importantly, enjoyable to drive every day in today's world – one that is very different from when it was conceived and built. Trinity Engineering has available in stock over £1,000,000 of genuine Aston Martin new and obsolete parts. Managing our parts department is James Dickinson, assisted by Hannah Constable in charge of Trinity Engineering’s online part store. They can dispatch stock items the same day and non-stock items within three days, so for all your over-the-counter parts enquiries, please call James or Hannah for availability and pricing.

No one would ever say that keeping your Aston Martin in perfect condition was an easy task. Entrusting your service and maintenance requirements to Trinity Engineering gives you the peace of mind that the work will be carried out exactly as it should be and by engineers who know the workings of your car intimately.

Click here to learn more about Trinity Engineering's proprietor Tim Butcher