Saskia Broome
Diagnostic technician
Records symptoms, completes initial checks and explains what the inspection can establish before a repair scope is proposed.
Garrison Avenue · Pittsburgh
Motor work, plainly posted
Diagnostic and routine service for Pittsburgh drivers, with the scope and the starting price posted before anything begins.
Three from the board
The board carries six services. Three are shown here with their prices; the rest are on the Services page with the full scope written out.
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Diagnostic inspection
A structured check that names the fault before any repair is quoted.
$119
Diagnostic inspection details -
Oil service
Engine oil and filter replaced, with the grade recorded against the vehicle.
from $74
Oil service details -
Brake inspection
Pads, discs and fluid measured and reported against the wear limits.
$49
Brake inspection details
How the workshop works
A job is written down before it is started. The scope is agreed at the counter, the price is stated against that scope, and anything found on the ramp is brought back to the counter before it is added. A price that begins with “from” is a floor and is confirmed in an estimate.
From the floor
Three photographs from the workshop, each captioned with the service it belongs to.
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Inspection bench: the vice is set before workshop measurements and service notes are recorded. -
A diagnostic inspection starts with what can be seen, before a single code is read. -
Suspension and tyre wear is recorded during the road test and written up.
At the bench
Four people work the bench. Two are shown here.
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Otis Brennan
Maintenance technician
Handles routine fluid and battery checks, records what was used and flags observations outside the agreed service.
What customers wrote
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The diagnostic inspection began with the symptoms written down clearly. The technician explained what the published price covered and when a separate repair estimate would be needed.
Noor L.
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The brake inspection covered measurement and visible condition rather than an automatic repair. The recorded pad and disc measurements were handed back before any next step was discussed.
Hugo A.
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The battery test stayed within the published scope. Charging output and battery condition were explained separately, with no replacement treated as a foregone conclusion.
Tamsin D.
Asked often
How should a visitor choose a service?
Start with the service descriptions and prices. Contact the business when two options appear equally suitable.
Are the displayed prices final?
Published prices apply to the stated scope. Any “from” or custom price requires a confirmed estimate before work begins.
What should a first-time visitor prepare?
Provide the property type, a concise description of the issue and safe access information. Do not attempt a hazardous repair before the visit.
Can a visitor request a specific staff member?
Yes. Use the contact form to name a preferred staff member; availability is confirmed separately.
Describe the symptom
A short description of the vehicle and what it is doing is enough to have a service named and a scope written down.