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It’s a logistics problem. There really aren’t any good ski shops in a lot of urban areas. That means to get someone in California who knows what they are doing it’s either in Mammoth or up in Tahoe. So OP wants to drive up and hit the slopes in Mammoth what’s he to do? You have to arrive early enough the night before to drop off your skis assuming they can get to them.
I can do everything at home except base grinding and waaaay less expensive and time consuming than dropping them off, picking up etc.
There’s no magic to waxing and tuning you just need the right workspace, tools and a little practice and you soon arrive at a very efficient formula that produces great results.
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