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Choose Your Repair Shop Wisely.
July 12th, 2010
When choosing a repair shop to examine an engine problem with the possibility of requiring another engine, it’s important to do your research and make sure you will deal with a preferred repair shop. A facility people recommend, is the best advertisement.
If you are calling around, many times the first impression from the instant [...]
Engine Repair Shops: Coast to Coast Coverage
October 27th, 2009
One of our goals is to become the largest supplier of engines in the country. Our tremendous resources and network of qualified recycling facilities gives us outlets from New York to California. We have been the choice of professional engine repair shops for years and now we are expanding our assistance to anyone who needs [...]
How an Engine Repair Shop Invoice Should be handled..
September 16th, 2009
This is exactly what should be included in an engine repair or any automotive repair estimate, legally, professionally and ethically:
* Always get and keep a signed written cost estimate for the work to be performed. Make sure the estimate specifically identifies the condition to be repaired, the parts needed and the anticipated labor charge.
* Make [...]
Engine Repair Shops are not all the same, buyer beware..
September 11th, 2009
In the repairs and rebuilt engines business, there is a lot of room for the shop to, well, to be dishonest. Some engine shops in my area are trustworthy and very good at what they do. Now let’s define what is good, and what is bad.
Just as I’ve stressed throughout this blog, you need to [...]
An Automotive Engine repair shop you can trust in Kensington, Maryland…
September 9th, 2009
I wanted to share with you an experience my sister had with a repair shop in Kensington, Maryland. My home town. I’m very familiar with Tom and think the world of him, but I had no idea of the incident until way after it happened. It just that it has nothing to do with engines, [...]
Engine repair shops: Big score in Sonoma California…
August 5th, 2009
After selling one of our low mileage good used engines to a customer located near Sonoma California, we got a call back form him asking if we knew of a repair shop with good credentials who can install the engine? Further more, he wanted to know if we would ship it to the repair shop [...]
Engine repair shops in Atlanta, GA
August 3rd, 2009
Almost inevitably, after we complete a deal with a customer on an engine for sale, about half of the people ask us to recommend a repair shop that is reliable to install their used, or rebuilt engine. Although we don’t actually have our own repair shops per say, we have shipped many engines to competent [...]
Good Mechanics Deserve Your Respect.
January 30th, 2009
Do you have any idea what it takes to be a mechanic or technician now a days? It takes a lot more than people give us credit for. A top level mechanic has equally good or better manual dexterity and smarts than a brain surgeon. No joke. Do you understand the theory of how an [...]