Meet the Team
While we all have different backgrounds, each person plays a vital role at Resurrected Garage.
Owner
Daniel Anderson
After graduating from Banks County High in 2011, Daniel continued his education at North GA Technical College and graduated at the top of his automotive class all while working full time at Garrett Truck and Auto. Only a few short years after college and at the mere age of 21, he decided to open up his own shop and named it Resurrected Garage. The road to owning and maintaining his own business has not been easy for Daniel, there have been tribulations but everyday he knows he has accomplished a feat that so many doubted him for all of his life. Daniel's specializes in rebuilding motors/transmissions, carburetors, and anything mechanical.
Owner
Brittany Anderson
Brittany's story is intertwined with Daniel's; they met at the 8th grade formal and dated throughout high school then split apart. Seven years later, they got back together after Brittany needed some work done on her car and they ended up picking picking up right where they left off all those years ago. During their time apart, Brittany graduated from UNG with a degree in PE and a minor in biology. Her role at Resurrected Garage is to make sure things run smoothly, fill in the gaps where Daniel left off, and cover the marketing and social media platforms.
Mechanic (part time)
Marcus Lyles
Marcus went to East Jackson High and immediately after went to work on a multi-million dollar cattle farm. Marcus never knows what kind of work he will get into each day but is excellent at getting the job done. Marcus met Daniel through a mutual friend after needing some help on a farm vehicle. They become quick friends after that and when one of them gets stumped on a problem with a vehicle they call on the other one to help them out. Their Bi-Annual tradition is going to Rod Run in Pigeon Forge together; and it wouldn't be the same without Marcus.