If I could give this place 0 stars I would. Extremely unprofessional establishment. Went in, visibly exhausted after walking an hour and 30 minutes on an empty stomach to the edge of town to retrieve my vehicle. Quite snidely told the lady at the front desk to please give me back my vehicle. She rudely asked me for $138 and my driver's license, and then rudely reiterated my vehicle information back to me. After handing her the money/ID and confirming my vehicle I moped around on the desk until she, again, rudely told me someone (not giving me a name, which seems to be a recurring issue when negative customer service is given) would meet me in the back to retrieve my vehicle. Upon making it to the back lot there was no one to meet me, just two men detaching a car who paid no attention to me (not sure why this job needed two workers when I clearly came back there for help). After checking my car up and down, inside, around there was a scratch to the driver side mirror and paint chipped. At the moment I was too upset to confront the issue head on with the unprofessional receptionist and left the building. After making it home, I called the establishment to file a compliant about my scratched mirror (the call was not to mention the receptionist). After I stated that my car now has a scratch on the driver side mirror, the receptionist, without a word, hung up on me. A paying customer. Mind you, in this phone call I did not state my name, car make/model or any identifying feature of who the caller was. Without accurate information of who the caller was I was hung up on when stating a compliant. That is completely unprofessionalism. After calling back the receptionist admitted there was a possibility my car could have been scratched, and that she would let her boss know of my concern (all while in a rude, condescending tone). I did not appreciate this or felt it suitable enough for paint damage and the lack of professionalism, and asked to be transferred to her boss. She says, "(my car brand) girl wants to talk to you" before transferring me. Is this how you refer to all your paying customers? Not by their name but simply by the car brand? At my mechanic shop they do not do that, because they do not lack professionalism such as this business. She has seen and entered my ID information, she is aware of my name. After being transferred to her boss, he stated there would be no possible way my car's driver side mirror would be scratched by them, and if anything, "we would have knocked something off" when transferring or unloading my vehicle. I care a great deal about my car I am well aware of the way it always looks. This scratch was not there this morning. The boss refused to admit or acknowledge any damage, as well as refusing to admit his employee displayed unprofessionalism behavior instead reminding me, "treat others the way you want to be treated". As if that's a law governing society's interactions with the world. I am allowed to use my freedom of speech in the way I did. The employee should not be giving a paying customer any attitude or negative energy back, even if the customer is upset and showing outwardly rude behavior. It is completely unprofessional for an employee to behave the way the company's employee behaved to me multiple times. Professionalism and treating customers with respect is apart of any customer service job. Boss did and will do nothing about the scratch on my car's driver side mirror. Also, be aware your $25,000 vehicle could be dropped crooked between two wrecked, air bag deployed, glass busted out on the ground vehicles with no care about your car's exterior or brand new tires on broken glass. I am well aware I am at fault for parking in an improper spot, and should pay the fines for that violation. However, a paying customer who gives attitude once should not be met with attitude from that point on. This "business" is completely unprofessionalism I will never be using their services, nor will I be recommending them to anybody. read more