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Familiar "SIGNS" and what they represent:

McBroom's Automotive is very proud to be a AAA Repair facility
We proudly earned certificates for 100% customer satifaction for years 2002,2003,2004 & 2005

AAA

McBroom's Automotive is the first TECH-NET Professional Auto Service Center in our area.
Mission Statement
TECH-NET Professional Auto Service is committed to serving you, our customer, with professional
automotive repair at a reasonable cost with qualified technicians. We use quality Carquest
Parts, guaranteed coast-to-coast. We stand on sound business principles and uphold high
ethical standards. Our goal is to make your automotive repair experience friendly and successful.

We employ A S E certified technicians.

The ALLDATA system is a "must" for the professional shop to keep up with the
enormous amount of charts, graphs and specifications on the new Hi-Tech cars of today.
Another advantage is access to Technical Service Bulletins (TSB's).

McBroom's Automotive Inc. is an active member of the A S A (Automotive Service Association).

Mission
"The Automotive Service Association advances the professionalism and excellence in the automotive repair industry through education, representation and member services."

Code Of Ethics
The owners and managers of automotive service businesses that belong to the Automotive Service Association (ASA) agree to adhere to a Code of Ethics. ASA's Code of Ethics is the automotive service industry's standard for professional business practices.

To perform high quality repair service at a fair and just price.
To use only proven merchandise of high quality distributed by reputable firms.
To employ the best skilled technicians obtainable.
To furnish an itemized invoice for fairly priced parts and services that clearly identifies any used or remanufactured parts. Replaced parts may be inspected upon request.
To have a sense of personal obligation to each customer.
To promote good will between the motorist and members of the association.
To recommend corrective and maintenance services, explaining to the customer which of these are required to correct existing problems and which are for preventive maintenance.
To offer the customer a price estimate for work to be performed.
To furnish or post copies of any warranties covering parts or services.
To obtain prior authorization for all work done, in writing, or by other means satisfactory to the customer.
To notify the customer if appointments or completion promises cannot be kept.
To maintain customer service records for one year or more.
To exercise reasonable care for the customer's property while in our possession.
To maintain a system for fair settlement of customer's complaints.
To cooperate with established consumer complaint mediation activities.
To uphold the high standards of our profession and always seek to correct any and all abuses within the automotive industry.
To uphold the integrity of all members of the Automotive Service Association.

What ASA Means To You
When your vehicle is repaired by an Automotive Service Association (ASA) member-business, you can expect the following:

An attentiveness to you, the customer. In 1994, this special emphasis on service led to an increase in customers for 79 percent of ASA shops.
Repairs and service backed by years of experience. Approximately 65 percent of ASA members have been in business between 11 and 40 years. Nearly 70 percent of ASA members are part of family-owned businesses.
Adherence to ASA's Code of Ethics that outlines professional business practices.
Accurate diagnosis and repairs. In 1994, the majority of ASA members increased the amount of technical education their technicians received to stay up-to-date with vehicle technology.
Trust and quality. In their marketing, 81 percent of ASA members identify trust and quality as the two leading reasons to have your vehicle repaired by their businesses.
Access to information. By belonging to ASA, members have access to more than 30 association benefits, including the latest technical and management education, and regulatory information.

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Updated February 19, 2005 By: George McBroom Jr.