i know some of the oregon guys come up to washington for tunes with hp ranch. i know myself and 3 others on this site have gone there. i was happy with my tune from him. it took 1 hour of dyno tune time using an sct chip. i have h/c/i/every bolt-on and went in with driveability issues. he is real fair with tune times.
he didnt factor in any time for strapping me down, and we bs'd for a bit. i think i was there nearly 2 hours in total and i paid for 1. he is located near auburn, wa.
mods, tune..... more mods, tune, etc. Just save yourself the headache and learn to do it yourself so you can not only save money but also have a better understanding of future problems that may arise. Tweecer, Quarter horse are both good for the computer saavy. Something like a PMS is more expensive but easier learning curve. You can tune on the fly and even utilize some other inner workings of the ecu.