General Info

Finn Mototech's owners, Chris Bond and Robert Mayer spent years as engineers assisting in the research and development of the simplest chemical decontaminants with the least environmental impact. Their work in the field of electrochemistry helped them to realize the powerful cleaning properties that can be released from something as simple as salt water. Working closely with the product developing companies, we utilize this understanding along with environmentally friendly ingredients from the US-EPA's Designed for Environment (DfE) list to bring about the ability to generate small quantities of cleaning solutions, degreasers, and parts washing solutions on site for a mere fraction of the cost of available alternatives. As other green solutions are becoming available to automotive repair facilities they are unfortunately accompanied by higher consumable costs and up-front investment that will eventually find their way on to your repair bill. At Finn, we ARE the first and ONLY automotive facility in the Rocky Mountain region to utilize this technology and do so in a manner that cuts the cost of these auto shop chemicals by more than 90%! Our Philosophy You've been there... You dropped off your car to have that weird banging-shimmy-burnt something smell corrected on your vehicle. The steps taken to fix the problem may be familiar to you or they may be as foreign as a demonic exorcism. Either way you are stuck waiting for the prognosis and estimate. You wait for news that has an immediate impact on your finances and ultimately the safety of you and your passengers. These car troubles have brought unwelcome disruption to your life and having 'trust issues' with your mechanic or repair shop only adds unnecessary stress to the equation. Our responsible approach to customer communication eliminates the unnecessary stress that can often accompany dealing with the average shop. We always take the time to explain the problem in terms that you can understand Have you ever had an annoying conversation with a service writer/manager who simply states what you need and leaves it at that? Often, without speaking directly to the mechanic you get stuck with an individual who lacks the expertise or first-hand understanding necessary to describe the intimate details of your problem. Instead you get stuck on the phone with the shop's 'friendly personality guy' (aka best salesman) who's job it is to regurgitate whatever notes he can read from the mechanics poorly legible notation. How bad is it? How long can the component continue? What sort of conditions could have lead up to this? We explore parts grade options rather than just pushing the component with the highest mark-up.