Rock Creek for me too. Especially if you can get down during the week during work hours. He got me setup quick with bullet holes in no time and peep aligned. But he didn't do yoke or cam timing, but i have a press and it needed a few twists here and there for a true tune. you can tune a bullet hole with a rest, but it's not going to be in the sweet spot for the bow and will show up farther down range. I'm always interested to see someone else's process and beliefs so i went in there acting like a rookie.
With that said, if you are going to spend the money, i'd recommend you also spend some money and get your own press (around $250 for EZ Gree Press) and a draw board ($100). Strings will fall out of tune, nocks will rotate, new arrows will take it out of tune, new rests, a drop, etc.
Learning to do it yourself is a long term investment and it's really not that hard with YouTube and series from Bowtech, Dudley, and Gillingham among others. Don't be intimated by it all. It's actually easier than you think.
I'd be willing to bet if you never learn it, and always take it into a shop when something pops up, you're going to lose the interest and passion that drives a lot of us and your money will go to waste or you might make a shot that results in a lost animal or miss. I feel having good enough results is not good enough for the animals we pursue and you should be doing everything in your power and time to get it as good as possible to your skill set and level.
Sorry for the sidetrack, just wanted the throw that out there....Good luck!