DEKRA Emission Check - Corners

NEVER NEVER NEVER Judge a book by its cover!! Works the same with us as HUMAN BEINGS! My experience was professional and kind. He was there to do a job professionally! He did his job, with no problems for me! Hope he enjoys the free D&D Coffee! 🙏🏼 God loves you & so do I!😇 Joy

I only go here because I have to. It’s close and I only need to take care of this once a year. Eugene acts like he’s pissed off every time I’m there. He’s frustrated by the number of cars in line, he’s frustrated when he can’t find the slot for the plug, he’s frustrated when you pay with a credit card, he’s frustrated that anyone is there wasting his time. I honestly don’t know what this guy’s problem is.

I had read the reviews but I needed somewhere to go that I could get to on my lunch break, and two of the auto places I called didn't offer emissions checks. I pride myself on trying to give very fair reviews. This wasn't the best experience I can imagine having getting emissions done, but it was by far not the worst either. Some people start their reviews at 1 and make places earn them and there's nothing that will make them happy. I try to imagine what it would be like working somewhere in someone else's shoes. When I pulled into the lot, there was some construction happening near the DEKRA booth, not to the fault of the attendees. I was second in line to have my emissions done and there were two male attendees taking turns or perhaps coming on/off lunch breaks or shifts, one more spry

I've been going to the same Dekra on Sandy Plains for the last 15 years. The employees are always so nice and sociable. They also have the best wipers- RainX!

This is the second time I have been to this location. Both times have not been a positive experience. And not to mention, at 25$, they are overpriced. This time was by far the worst. The complete lack of respect from the attendant should be embarrassing for any company. I pulled up to the location and sat in my car, windows down, waiting for attendant to come out of the little shed (whatever you'd like to call it). I waited about 3 minutes until having to get out of my car and walk up, only to find the attendant sitting on his phone, feet up on the desk just chilling out. When I asked if they were open he says "yea" then like waves his hand at me. I pulled my car forward and was still talked to with nothing but disrespect and attitude. "It's so funny when people ask if we're open, because