About GO Garage
GO Garage is built around a simple principle:
clear communication, realistic expectations, and responsible mobile auto care.
I focus on the systems that affect how a vehicle stops, starts, and handles, and I work within defined limits so the work can be done safely, cleanly, and correctly in a mobile setting.
My Background
I started working on cars in 2015, at 15 years old, in my family’s business. What began as helping out quickly became my full focus.
Since then, I’ve worked across a range of environments:
Independent repair shops, where problem-solving and adaptability mattered most
A dealership setting, where consistency and preventative maintenance built a strong technical foundation
Used car operations, which shaped how I think about value, practicality, and return on repair decisions
Owning and operating my own shop, where I learned firsthand how expectations, communication, and boundaries affect outcomes
Most of the vehicles I work on are daily drivers, typically in the 60k–300k mile range, including light-duty trucks. These are the vehicles people rely on every day — and where practical, honest guidance matters most.
What shaped how I work today
Earlier in my career, I said yes to everything.
I treated difficult jobs as personal challenges and took responsibility even when circumstances were outside my control. When unforeseen issues came up — seized hardware, hidden damage, additional failures — I often absorbed the cost rather than argue or disappoint someone.
Over time, that approach proved unsustainable.
I saw how unclear expectations lead to frustration on both sides. I also saw how rushed decisions, open-ended diagnostics, and poorly defined scope create situations where no one feels good about the outcome — including the technician.
GO Garage exists because of those lessons.
How I think about repairs
When someone asks, “What would you do if this were your car?”, I don’t default to a single answer.
Instead, I ask about their goals.
Sometimes the most responsible recommendation is not to repair something — especially if the cost won’t meaningfully improve the vehicle’s value or reliability based on what the owner plans to do next.
I focus on:
Fixing what’s necessary
Addressing safety first
Avoiding speculative repairs
Working within clearly defined scope
As a mobile technician, I address the concern I’m called for. Other items can wait until the owner is ready to deal with them.
Mobile service - with limits
Mobile auto care has advantages, but it also has limits.
Some work is better handled in a shop environment with lifts, containment systems, and controlled conditions. Knowing when not to proceed is just as important as knowing how to perform a repair.
I’m intentional about:
Charging appropriately for travel, setup, and scheduling
Avoiding fluid-heavy or tear-down work that risks property damage
Not committing to open-ended diagnostics for a fixed price
Protecting both the vehicle and the surrounding environment
Those limits aren’t restrictions — they’re part of delivering responsible service.
What you can expect
When you work with GO Garage, you can expect:
Clear explanations and realistic expectations
Defined scope before any repair begins
Communication if conditions change
Respect for your time, property, and decisions
A professional who takes pride in doing things correctly
I don’t treat inspections as sales opportunities, and I don’t rush work to create volume.
A good fit
GO Garage tends to be a good fit for people who:
Value clarity over speed
Are patient and open to understanding their options
Appreciate honest recommendations, even when the answer isn’t what they expected
Respect boundaries and communication
It may not be the right fit if you’re looking for:
The cheapest option
Immediate, on-demand service
Open-ended diagnostics
Someone to “just try” things without a plan
Looking ahead
GO Garage is intentionally small and focused.
This structure allows me to deliver consistent, thoughtful service without overextending or compromising quality.
It’s designed to be sustainable — for the work, the customer, and the person doing it.
Next Steps
If you’d like to review services and pricing, visit the Services & Pricing page.
When you’re ready to reach out, the Request Service page explains the easiest way to get started.