I had ULC do work on a cruiser from out of state and had a terrible experience. After repeated completion date slips, ULC called on a Friday afternoon demanding the second half of my payment because they finished that day. When I told them I would pay them when I picked the vehicle up in a few weeks, David Dearborn became irate and said he was going to remove the parts he put on. When I found someone to pick up the vehicle on Monday, they found it had not been finished! They worked all Monday afternoon and still were not able to complete it. David credited money back for the work not completed and then some more because it still wasn't running properly. These are the kinds of shenanigans that give auto repair shops bad reputations. I would strongly caution against this shop.

This place is a joke, the rovers have alum bodies and there is not one employee that is able to weld or repair the bodies, restoration?? I dont think so, The employee turn over is out of control, chances are you go there and ask for the guy that worked on your truck is no longer there. He has been in business about 10 years and his most senior employee has only been there 7 months. The most atrocious owner on the planet, cannot manage to tie his own shoes, let alone manage people . The BBB rates this business a big fat F nuff said