A true commitment to quality requires staying up to date with the latest industry news, as well as ongoing technical training to ensure we provide excellence in both service and repair.  We are very proud to be a member of the Automotive Service Association® (ASA) and we participate in I-CAR Training Programs to maintain the highest level of technical knowledge offered within the industry.  

Our commitment to quality is why we choose to offer a lifetime guarantee on all work performed.

What does ASA membership mean to you, the consumer?

When your vehicle is repaired by an Automotive Service Association® (ASA) member-business, you can expect the following:

• An attentiveness to you, the customer. ASA members work to earn and keep your satisfaction and trust. An average of 77 percent of customers are repeat customers.
• Repairs and service backed by years of experience. The average ASA shop is 22 years old and 89 percent of ASA members are part of family-owned businesses.
• Adherence to ASA's Code of Ethics that outlines professional business practices.
• Accurate diagnosis and repairs. ASA members stay up-to-date with evolving vehicle technology by attending technical education classes.
• Access to information. By belonging to ASA, members have access to more than 30 association benefits, including the latest technical and management education, and regulatory information.

What are ASA’s Code of Ethics?

• To perform high quality repair service at a fair and just price.
• To use only proven merchandise of high quality distributed by reputable firms.
• To employ the best skilled technicians obtainable.
• To furnish an itemized invoice for fairly priced parts and services that clearly identifies any used or remanufactured parts. Replaced parts may be inspected upon request.
• To have a sense of personal obligation to each customer.
• To promote good will between the motorist and members of the association.
  
• To recommend corrective and maintenance services, explaining to the customer which of these are required to correct existing problems and which are for preventive maintenance.
  
• To offer the customer a price estimate for work to be performed.
  
• To furnish or post copies of any warranties covering parts or services.
• To obtain prior authorization for all work done, in writing, or by other means satisfactory to the customer.
  
• To notify the customer if appointments or completion promises cannot be kept.
  
• To maintain customer service records for one year or more.
  
• To exercise reasonable care for the customer's property while in our possession.
•  To maintain a system for fair settlement of customer's complaints.
  
• To cooperate with established consumer complaint mediation activities.
• To uphold the high standards of our profession and always seek to correct any and all abuses within the automotive industry.
  
• To uphold the integrity of all members of the Automotive Service Association.

What is I-CAR?

I-CAR is an international, not-for-profit training organization that conducts extensive collision repair research and, using this research, develops and delivers technical training programs to professionals in the insurance and collision repair industries.