Six Machine Families, One Method

The Only Honest Number Comes After the Sounding

Shops that publish repair prices are publishing guesses — and guesses printed in advance have a way of becoming floors that invoices climb from. This shop publishes exactly two commitments instead: the sounding costs $90 flat if you stop at the answer, and any repair you approve rides one written quote that cannot move after you approve it. Your machine's real number exists only after its real fault does; you'll have it in writing before anyone starts work, and the invoice will match it to the dollar.

That's the whole pricing policy. It fits in a paragraph because there's nothing hiding behind it.