Services

Expert Services for Safe Driving

When your car's brakes start to squeal or feel soft, come by 719 Walker Rd for brake repair. We offer top-notch brake service in Great Falls, VA and bring over 30 years of experience in brake repair and maintenance. Our ASE-certified team can tackle any brake issue you're facing—quickly and safely. We'll get you back on the road with the peace of mind you deserve.



We never compromise on quality. When you visit us, we use only premium parts and the latest tools to ensure your brakes work flawlessly. Whether you need new brake pads, rotors replaced, or a complete system overhaul, we've got you covered. Book your appointment online today and experience the difference firsthand!

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Casey's Convenience

Getting your car in for service just got a whole lot easier! We understand that finding the time to service your vehicle can be challenging. To make the process as stress-free as possible, we offer:


Casey's Concierge 

We'll pick up your car or truck from your location, service and sanitize it, and deliver it back to you at no additional cost.


Free Loaner Vehicles & Shuttle Services

Should your diagnosis or repair take longer than a few hours, we have free shuttles and courtesy loaners available.



Night Drop & Key Box 

Can't drop your vehicle during business hours? No problem. Leave your keys in the secure box, and we'll get to it as soon as we can.

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Reviews

What Our Customers Say About Us

"Casey’s is an amazing place - they do great work, and are very honest and friendly. They provide pictures on their inspection reports to document problems."

Erin Homburg

"We’ve been taking our cars to Casey’s for a few years now and their service has always been great. The prices are reasonable and they do a terrific job."

Viswa Adusumilli

"Casey’s has consistently impressed me with their service. The staff is knowledgeable, honest, and completely transparent about costs needed for repairs."

Jessica Schuyler

"We had a brake job performed on our Jeep Wrangler. The job was done professionally and quickly. We were very pleased. When a minor issue was later discovered, Casey's was quick to be responsive about making the issue right and covered the cost as included in the warranty. We HIGHLY recommend and appreciate this business. AW and DMA"

Rio Zyzyz

"Caseys automotive is a breath of fresh air because they are professional and only sell you what you need and do this at a reasonable price. I had an issue with a tire pressure sensor and Caseys had me up and fixed up in 2 hours and 130$ while my trusty dealer wanted $450 for the same repair. I just might have found that diamond in the rough of high price dealer garages and mechanics who try and BS you into buying stuff your car does not need.

I will be back and I will tell my friends."

Tom Tucker

"We have had several great experiences with getting our MB g-550 serviced and repaired a Casey’s in Great Falls. They’re quick, convenient and thorough. Prices are fair AND they’re always friendly to work with. We highly recommend."

Amy Mehmetoglu

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Our Location

Address: 719 Walker Rd, Great Falls, VA 22066

Hours: 7 AM - 6 PM

Phone: (571) 786-8001

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Brake Warning Signs You Should Know

You’ll always want to listen to how your brakes sound during normal driving. If you hear squealing or grinding noises, that's often our first indication that your brake pads are worn and need our immediate attention. When you press the pedal and it feels soft or spongy, we may need to check for air in your brake lines or low fluid levels.



Have you noticed your vehicle pulling to one side during braking? We'll inspect for a stuck caliper. Feeling vibrations in your pedal or steering wheel while slowing down? We'll examine your rotors for warping.


What We Check During Our Free Brake Inspection

When you visit us, we thoroughly examine all components of your brake system:


  • Your brake pads that create friction against the rotors
  • The calipers that hold and engage your pads
  • The condition of your brake fluid that transmits force from pedal to calipers
  • Your rotors (the metal discs attached to wheels) for wear patterns
  • All brake lines carrying fluid throughout the system
  • For vehicles with rear drum brakes, we inspect the brake shoes and drums


Types of Brake Service and Repairs

Common brake services include pad replacement, rotor resurfacing or replacement, and fluid changes. Brake pad replacement is needed when pads wear thin. This protects the rotors from damage.


Rotors may need resurfacing to smooth out uneven wear. If they're too worn, we replace them. Brake fluid absorbs moisture over time and should be changed every few years.


We also service anti-lock brake systems (ABS). This can involve flushing the system or replacing sensors and control modules. For drum brakes, we adjust or replace the shoes and resurface the drums as needed.

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Our Other Automotive Repair Services
in Great Falls, VA

Along with brake repair, we offer the following services to our customers.


Car Maintenance

Oil Change

Tires

VA Inspections

Touchless Wheel Alignment

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What factors influence the price of brake repair in Great Falls, VA?

    The cost of brake repair in Great Falls depends on the type of brake parts needed and the complexity of the service. 


    High-end or specialized brake components usually cost more. The extent of the repair impacts the final bill too. Simple brake pad replacements are less expensive than full brake system overhauls.

  • How often should brakes be serviced or replaced?

    Brake service intervals depend on driving habits and conditions. We check the condition of your brakes with every oil change.


    Brake pads typically need replacement every 30,000 to 70,000 miles. Rotors can last 50,000 to 70,000 miles, but may need resurfacing sooner. Regular brake checks help catch issues early and can save money.

  • What indicators suggest that my vehicle needs immediate brake repair?

    Squealing or grinding noises when braking are clear warning signs. A soft or spongy brake pedal can indicate air in the brake lines or worn components.


    If your car pulls to one side when braking, it may need attention. Vibrations in the steering wheel or brake pedal during stops are also red flags. We advise getting these symptoms checked promptly to ensure safety.

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