We will contact you when there is a meaningful update or when the vehicle is ready. If you have not heard from us, work is still in progress.

Available times are shown on our appointment page.

We limit the number of vehicles we accept so each one can be handled thoroughly. When the schedule is full, the next available appointment may be some time out.

Yes. Appointments can be scheduled through our appointment page.

Technicians stay focused on the vehicle while testing and repairing it. A direct consultation can be scheduled when needed.

Yes. A waiting area is available while your vehicle is being serviced.

Repair estimates are available at no charge through our quote form. If the cause of the problem has not been established, diagnostic service is separate.

We can discuss symptoms over the phone, but diagnosis requires testing the vehicle. Different failures can produce similar symptoms, so the cause has to be verified before a repair is recommended.

Diagnostic work is skilled labor. It includes inspection, testing, specialized equipment, and the time required to identify and verify the cause of the problem.

Yes. Repair estimates are available through our quote form. Diagnostic work may be needed first when the cause of the problem is unknown.

Repair time depends on the service required. Once the scope of work is known, we can provide an estimate of the time involved.

We perform diagnostics, maintenance, and repair across major vehicle systems, including oil changes, brake repair, tire rotations, and engine diagnostics. See the services page for more information.

We match the manufacturer warranty on parts we install. If the manufacturer covers a part for one year, we match the labor warranty for one year.

Yes. Customer-supplied parts carry no labor warranty, and labor must be paid before work begins.

Roadside and mobile service options are being added. Until those services are available, repairs and maintenance are performed at the shop.