Telephone
Ten minutes is usually enough to say whether it comes here or we come to it, and roughly what the first hour costs.
One telephone, answered by somebody who does the work
Contact
The fastest route is the telephone. If you would rather write it down, the symptom check asks the same questions we would ask and sends us the answers.
The symptom check
Ten questions, about three minutes. It produces an indicative scope — what would be tested first and why — and you can send it to us at the end.
Come to the workshop
22 Hatfield Lane, Unit 6
Goshen, NY 10924
What to have ready
- What it is, and roughly how old
- What it does — the sentence you would say first
- When it started, and what was done to it just before that
- What has already been replaced trying to fix it, and by whom
- Whether anybody has read the codes, and whether they were cleared
- Where it is standing, and whether it moves
The fourth one matters more than people expect and nobody volunteers it. It is not a confession and nobody here is keeping score — a previous repair is frequently the fault rather than the history of it.
This is a demonstration website. Woodside Auto & Ag Electric is not a real business, an enquiry sent from this site reaches only a demonstration mailbox, not a workshop, and the telephone number is a placeholder. It was built to show what a small specialist workshop gets for a fixed price.
$145 a workshop hour · $185 where it stands
Telephone, or describe the symptom
The symptom check takes about three minutes and gives you a written summary of which circuits would be tested first and why, with the hours and the published rate against each. It is an indicative scope and not a diagnosis — nobody has seen the vehicle — but it is a better opening than a blank contact form. If you would rather skip it, the telephone works.