Services
Muffler and exhaust work built our name in 1985. Four decades later we are still doing that, plus brakes and general repair for every make and model that rolls onto the lot.
What we fix
Every job gets looked at on the car before we quote it. No guessing over the phone, no surprises on the invoice.
We have been fixing exhausts since 1985, so most systems are diagnosed by ear before we even get the car on the lift. If a section can be repaired instead of replaced, we tell you, and if the whole system needs to come off, we quote it before we cut anything.
Not every exhaust comes off a shelf. When a system is discontinued, modified, or just needs to clear something the factory pipe never had to, we bend and weld it to fit on the bench, not the lift, so the fitment is right the first time.
Squeaks, grinding, a soft pedal or a car that pulls under braking all get a hands on inspection before we quote anything, so you know exactly what is worn and what still has life left.
Domestic or import, daily driver or work truck. If it needs a wrench, one of our technicians has probably already fixed the same thing this month.
A code reader tells us where to start looking, not what to charge you for. We follow it up with a real inspection before we recommend a repair.
Starters and alternators are tested, not guessed at, before we replace anything, so you are not paying to swap a part that was never the problem.
We check boots, joints and driveline components as part of every brake and suspension job, and replace only what has actually failed.
We find the leak before we recharge the system, so you are not paying for refrigerant that just leaks back out on the drive home.
How pricing works
There is no published price list here on purpose. An exhaust that needs one new section costs very different money from one that needs the whole system, and a fair quote only comes after we have actually seen your car on the lift.
Call ahead or stop by. Most brake and exhaust estimates take a few minutes and cost you nothing.
Not sure what it needs?
Describe the noise, the light, or the leak, and we will get you in and give you a straight answer.