About us

My name is David and I am an ASE Certified Technician. In 2014, I started a truly awesome service that eliminates the frustrations of working with a repair shop. We offer Mobile and Off Site Repair, yup, you read that right. My customers love me, because I save the time, money, and heartache. No more waiting rooms, no more sheisty mechanics, and the best part is you get to drive your car or truck with confidence!

When I started my own business, my goal was clear: to transform the way people think about automotive mechanics. We've all heard the stories—customers feeling taken advantage of due to a lack of understanding about their vehicles. I’ve made it my mission to change that narrative. My top priority is ensuring that every customer feels completely confident and secure when they entrust their vehicle to me. Not only do I focus on delivering top-notch repairs, but I also take the time to educate my customers about any other repairs they might need—whether it’s something immediate or something that can wait.

Now that you have a sense of who I am, let me explain what it’s like to work with me as your automotive service and repair technician.

My approach to repairs is straightforward and transparent. I categorize every repair into four distinct groups:

• URGENT: These are repairs that, if not addressed immediately, could lead to catastrophic failures, posing serious risks to you or your loved ones. These must be completed before the vehicle is driven again—no exceptions. Examples include critical brake issues, engine stalling, overheating, significant fluid leaks, or a vehicle that won’t start. In my book, if your car isn’t running, it’s urgent.
• RECOMMENDED: This category includes issues that could become safety concerns or cost you more money if ignored. While your vehicle might still be running, these problems carry hidden risks. Examples include low brake life, weak air conditioning (which could lead to system failure if left unchecked), warning lights like "check engine," low tire pressure, and timing belt issues.
• WORTHY OF MENTION: These are potential future problems that don’t require immediate action but should be on your radar. I always provide a written notice for these, along with a suggested timeframe to address them before they escalate. Examples include worn windshield wipers, dim headlights, aging shocks and suspension, or upcoming maintenance needs like transmission service or intake cleaning.
• COSMETIC: These issues don’t affect the safety or functionality of your vehicle. They’re usually more about aesthetics—things you might be tired of seeing or hearing. I’ll mention these issues, but they aren’t urgent and may not need any action at all.



Finding a mechanic you can trust can be challenging. If you’re not completely confident in your mechanic’s skills or integrity, you might worry about the safety and reliability of your vehicle post-repair. Choosing an ASE-certified technician like myself is a step toward ensuring your peace of mind.