DO NOT GO HERE...HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE
Warning: Long post, but beneficial to those who do not want to be cheated out of time and money.
I dropped my car off on a Thursday evening for minor driver side door work. When I dropped off my car, I asked the front desk if they would be able to take a look at my car in the next day or two and provide guidance on the work that needed to be done and that I needed my car back on Saturday no matter what. The lady said yes, it shouldn't be a problem we are open on Saturday.
On Saturday I called (and left messages) twice. No one returned my calls and when I stopped by in the afternoon everything was closed. They had not called me at all on a status of my car, etc. I knew they would be closed Sunday and Monday (Labor Day) and figured they would be open on Tuesday even though it was a Jewish holiday (nothing in website mentioned being close, nothing on answering recording mentioned it, and woman working didn't mention it).
On Tuesday morning, I called at 8 a.m. when they claimed to be open on their website. No one answered so I drove by at 8:15am and no one was in the shop. I called and finally got in touch with someone at around 9:30am. I explained that I needed my car back even if not finished and made sure they understood my frustrations of the non-communication. I told them that I expected to hear from them on Saturday as they said they were open and no one called or even answered the phone. After going back and forth on the phone about the non-communication issue, they HUNG UP ON ME. I tried calling them back immediately and they didn't pick up the phone.
Knowing that the shop was now open, I got a ride back to the shop to speak to them in person. Upon my arrival, I spoke to both the front desk lady and Brian the owner about my frustrations. Here are the following excuses they gave me for not calling me or giving me any sort of update on my car:
1. The owner claimed he was sick on Saturday and couldn't open the shop. Then precedes to tell me that he did have a 16 year old come in on Saturday to work on my car. Not sure this is legal.
2. The owner told me I was lucky he was in today (Tuesday) because it was a holiday and he felt he should be in since he took off Saturday.
3. When I asked why I didn't receive a phone call on Friday telling me I wouldn't be able to get it back until Tuesday or Wednesday, he said, "I didn't know no one called you, but they should have".
I then asked him to just put my car back as he found it. On Friday and/or Saturday they took my door apart to see what was wrong and what parts were needed and then left it like that over the long weekend. They then proceeded and charged me $137 for their labor and they would not knock that down even though they held my car hostage all weekend long without my permission or giving me a status of the work that needed to be done.
After paying the $137 they gave me my keys only for me to find my car door without an interior handle. The handle was still in my cup holder (see pictures).
Essentially I paid them $137 to take off my door handle and not fix anything. I paid them to leave it in worse shape than when it was delivered to them. I paid them $137 when I had to take off work for 3+ hours because they opened the shop over an hour late and couldn't give me my car back until Tuesday when they said I would have it back "with no problem" on Saturday.
If the owner of the shop gets sick and no one is able to cover properly, he has trained his staff wrong and does not care about his customers. Not once did I get an apology. All I got were excuses and a bill. And I was rudely hung up on by their customer service agent. read more