Mike Stacey does a great job on just about anything. If you call him ahead of time he may be able to do it while you wait. If you search for his name his contact info should come up.
Steepletons on Keystone does tips but I had a bad experience there last time I used them. A new guy did my tip and cleaned the shaft, the first time I hit a ball after that I had a bad clicking sound. The ferrule was loose where it had been fine before. I was told he probably got the ferrule too hot and the glue seperated. I took it back and they replaced the tenon and ferrule with a different material, it stopped clicking but didn't hit near as good as before. I ended up replacing everything again in Reno with Mark the guy doing repairs there and everything was perfect. I have used Steepletons for years before this and never had a problem, so maybe this was an isolated incindent, but I will not recommend them anymore.
You could call Airport Billiards and see who they use.