Six categories of patient, every mainstream brand, one philosophy: the published figure covers the examination and the repair labor in full, and a part — when one is prescribed — is a separate line you sign first.






Phone or form: the machine, the complaint, the history. The van loads for the likely diagnosis before it leaves Wendell Ave.
Panels off, meter out, a full working cycle observed where the fault demands it. No part is named before it's measured.
Finding, prescription and price in writing: from-price for the visit and labor, any part as its own approved line.
Most repairs close the same visit from van stock. Warranty terms print on the invoice — paper, not promises.
No stock heroics — panels off, meter out, the day's patients on the bench. This is the work the from-price buys.
The intake is the first half of the diagnosis — the machine, the complaint and your ZIP decide what rides on the van. A weekday callback confirms your window.
The from-price covers the visit, the diagnosis and every hour of repair work. It's published before you call.
A needed part is written up separately and signed before it's fitted. Stop at the diagnosis instead and $90 is the whole bill.
Describe the complaint — sixty seconds on the phone files it under the right chart and loads the van to match.