Electrical repair service near Vero Beach, FL

This is by far, the most PROFICIENT, KNOWLEDGEABLE and HONEST automotive service I have encountered since moving to Port St Lucie 2 years ago. I purchased a used vehicle that I needed to check out as it had very high mileage. I needed to have my fuses checked and my moonroof to operate- they informed me that I would be charged one hour of labor for a diagnostic and if it could be fixed the charge would be prorated to the actual time of repair. Fuses checked and the moonroof was opened (unfortunately the tracks and motor needed replacement and I elected to just leave it open due to the cost of replacements/installation). I was ONLY charged 30 minutes of labor and came away with LESS than half of one hours labor!!! All the techs (AND Service Manager) were cheerful and took the time to explain each step involved and to return if anything else came up. I have another issue which was resolved and dealt with their thorough knowledge and service--truly 5 STAR SERVICE!! I am a senior citizen and trust AMO Auto Service for competence and completeness---also very nice lobby!!!!!!!! Michael S.

We just moved from the FL Keys to PSL and brought our Winnebago RV built on a 2006 Mercedes Benz Sprinter chassis. We are the original owners and we treat it with great pride and care. After doing a lot of research, and checking out lots of reviews online, we paid a visit to Duane and checked out SLAD. We were impressed and felt confident that SLAD was the place to service our beloved RV in the future, for many reasons, too long for this short review. We have since brought our RV in for evacuation and charge of its a/c. The service was performed professionally while I waited. The price was fair and the a/c now blows ice cold. I have been to many auto repair shops and met many auto mechanics, some good, some not so much. I had some discussions about the MB Sprinter chassis, and found that Wayne was up to speed on all the details on this vehicle. I have a lot of confidence with Wayne and SLAD being the auto shop I will be using for all my RV chassis future needs.

Frank had worked on a 1963 chevy convertible I had and did a great job. I had him work on my wifes 2013 GMC Terrain and so when I got my 1956 yes 1956 thunderbird and wanted to change to power disc front brakes and to put an electronic windshield wiper system into this new old car I thought about going to a shop thaat specializes in antique cars and decided because I trusted Frank the owner of the shop I would let him do all the work : new muffler system, front disc brakes, electronic windshield wiper system etc. etc. As they say you get what you pay for. Frank did not disappoint me he is both honest and very knowledgeable. I have recommended Frank to many friends and they have all been happy with the work and honesty. I now walk around with cards for his shop and anyone I have discussion with I make sure to recommend Frank the owner and Adam. They are right you get what you pay for, If you are looking for bargins look else where , but if you are looking for honest knowledgeable mechanics who will not sell you something you don't need see Frank and say hello for me the guy with the 1956 Thunderbird.

Do some research with the BBB before you let tharps work on your car, they will sell you parts you don't need and do not repair things they charged you for, see they know they can do this because many people do not know what to look for, I know there deceptive practice's I used to work there but quit because there dishonesty..

If I could leave less than one star for this I would. I've had numerous complaints from customers in my area about the shop I just recently visited. The customer's house who had claimed to have new parts put in by this person, and the parts were from a used car and the price of the whole job was cheaper than anyone else. That's what threw the red flag. When I look the parts up the parts even as cheap as I can get them we're more than the repair. I've had other customers tell me that he tried to tell them that there was a severe electrical problems with their car and that it would cost 800 to 1200 dollars to fix when the only thing that was wrong with the car was bad light bulbs. I would not recommend going to this person's shop at all.