View the DitY Auto Repair About Us key personnel, company name concept, company colors, mission, vision, and history.

Team of DitY Auto Repair Key Personnel

Jesus Verdejo, Jr.

Owner/President of Do-it-Yourself Auto Repair, LLC. Retired Major serving 20 years in the U.S. Army. Can be contacted at: jesus@DitYAutoRepair.com

Oscar Verdejo

Manager of Do-it-Yourself Auto Repair, LLC. Retired First Sergeant (1SG) serving 20 years in the U.S. Army. Email: Oscar@DitYAutoRepair.com

Jesus Verdejo, III

Performance Mechanic for Do-it-Yourself Auto Repair, LLC. Currently Serving in the US Army Reserves, has attained the rank of Sergeant, and a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). Now stationed at Ft. Belvoir VA.

Rafael Ramos

ASE Certified Mechanic

Company Name and Colors

The company name Do-it-Yourself (DitY) was derived from a military program called Do-it-Yourself Moves or DitY Moves, where the service member can move themselves at a reduced cost than what the Government would have paid to move them.

Since the owners of the company were all related to the Army and the name was derived from an Army program, they decided, after a small brain storming session, that they would adopt the Army Colors as the official colors for the company, which are Black and Gold.

DitY Mission

To provide mechanical expertise, tools and a safe environment for vehicle owners to do automotive repair work on their own vehicles at a reasonable price, to reduce maintenance costs and reduce the total cost of ownership.

DitY Vision

To grow this niche segment of the auto repair business line, where Do-it-Yourself (DitY) Auto Repair, LLC, is a nationwide franchise that could expand worldwide.

DitY Auto Repair Company History Summary

Do-it-Yourself Auto Repair, LLC was formed as an Limited Liability Company on January 8, 2009 in the State of Florida. DitY Auto Repair opened for business on March 1, 2009 in it’s first location in Kissimmee Florida.

The idea for Do-it-Yourself Auto Repair, LLC, and DIY auto repair for civilians was conceived by US Army MAJ (Ret) Jesus Verdejo, Jr. Read more…