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The people at the bench

Every technician and advisor here is paid hourly or salaried, never on commission, so nobody gains from selling work early. Ongoing ASE certification and factory technical subscriptions keep the bench current.

  • Hands at a suspension assembly on a vehicle raised over a workshop floor.

    Saskia Broome

    Lead diagnostic technician, ASE Master and L1

    Saskia spent ten years as a lead diagnostic technician at two franchise dealerships. Certified in all eight ASE mechanical categories (A1–A8) plus L1 Advanced Engine Performance, she takes on the electrical shorts, parasitic battery drains and check-engine faults other shops give up on.

  • Hands drawing the dipstick from an engine at an open bonnet.

    Otis Brennan

    Maintenance technician and ASE C1 service advisor

    Otis is an ASE C1 certified service consultant with nine years of independent shop management, and he is salaried rather than on commission. He runs factory-schedule maintenance and the photo walkthroughs, separating what is a safety item today from wear that can be planned over the next six to twelve months.

  • A wrench turned on an engine component beneath an open bonnet.

    Tamsin Caldwell

    Brake, suspension and alignment technician

    Tamsin holds ASE A4 Suspension and Steering and A5 Brakes, is Hunter alignment trained and has twelve years on the ramp. A subtle pull on the highway, a shake at 62 mph or a clunk over a driveway apron is usually traced in minutes, along with OEM brake hydraulics and seized suspension fasteners.

  • A figure at floor level preparing a vehicle panel in a wide workshop.

    Adaeze Okoro

    A/C, cooling and hybrid technician

    Adaeze is an ASE Master Technician (A1–A8) with L3 Light Duty Hybrid/Electric and EPA Section 609 A/C certification, and ten years on Asian imports. Prius and RAV4 inverter cooling loops, Subaru head-gasket maintenance and dual-zone A/C compressors are typical work, done methodically and to factory specification.

Who leads which service

Each service on the board has a technician who leads it. Give the vehicle, the symptom and a preferred technician on the contact form; the reply confirms who is free rather than promising a particular person or time.

Bring the symptom to the counter

The vehicle and what it is doing are enough for the counter to name a service and put a written scope and price against it.

Maintenance notices from the counter

An occasional reminder when seasonal maintenance is due or the service board changes. Only an email address is needed.

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