Hello,
my name is Doug Beimler. I started
my career in the automotive repair industry
in 1978. In the years to follow, I worked for many different
facilities ranging from gas stations (when they were
still "service" stations) to dealerships;
there were various specialty shops and general repair
shops in the mix also. As I continued to study and learn,
I witnessed owners, managers, and technicians lying,
cheating, and stealing from their customers, employees,
and fellow technicians. As I found this out about a
shop, I would go work for somebody else. One
year I changed jobs so many times I had more W-2's than
there were months in the year. It was at that point
I set my goal on opening my own shop. Several years
later on February 1, 1993, my wife Sue and I were blessed
with the opportunity to open our own shop. We started
out in Quartz Hill by renting two service bays in a
gas station. We called it "Quartz Hill Automotive".
A lot of our customers refered to us as "QH Auto".
We soon outgrew our space. In 1996 we were presented
with an opportunity to grow and purchased our current
location in Lancaster. We shortened our name to "QH
Automotive". In 1998 we incorporated as "Quartz
Hill Automotive Inc.". We have continued to grow
and have attracted some of the finest professionals
in the industry. We all share the same ideals of quality,
honesty, and integrity. It is our intention to better
serve our community by adding locations in Palmdale
and of course, "Quartz Hill". Look for them
in the future!
It
is our goal to earn your trust with all of your automotive
needs.
Code
Of Ethics
1.
Always be honest with our customers and ourselves.
2.
To perform high quality service at a fair and just
price.
3.
Always honor our quoted prices.
4.
To stay current in our education to keep up with
technology and provide timely cost effective repairs
and maintenance.
5.
To research and provide only proven merchandise
of the highest quality distributed by reputable
firms to ensure our customers true value for their
hard earned money.
6.
To have a sense of personal obligation to each individual
customer.
7.
To employ the best skilled personnel obtainable.
8.
To refrain from advertisements which are false or
misleading or likely to confuse or deceive the customer.