Repertoire Paths

We keep a short waiting list and work through it in order. It is how a small bench keeps a local reputation. It has never needed a clever exception.

This repertoire-paths page on irrescolla.autos is maintained by Irrescolla Atelier; email [email protected] if a step looks outdated for Taichung.

Estimates separate what is certain from what depends on what we find. There is no version of this that happens off the record. The point is that you know before you pay.

Advice at the counter costs nothing, whether or not you book. The same rule covers walk-ins and booked slots alike. Simple rules are easier to keep.

Pricing is explained before work starts, in the order the work happens. It makes the schedule duller and far more reliable. We write it down so neither side forgets.

Deadlines we cannot meet are declined at intake rather than missed later. Anyone at the desk can explain it in one sentence. That is the end of the small print.

Supplies are ordered against confirmed jobs instead of stockpiled on hope. None of it depends on you knowing the trade. We write it down so neither side forgets.

Finished work is checked against the original ticket before it is wrapped. That is the arrangement from the first conversation onward. It is the plainest way to put it.