All the repair shops you’ve listed above use off-shore inexpensive rotors and charge the costomer the price of top shelf brands. Sad but very true. It’s done every minute of every day.

There a couple if sites where you can learn about brake pads and your preferance for the type of driving you do. Hawk and EBC have sites that offer many types of pads to match your cars braking system.
Organic pads are the cleanest they do not dust -up with the usual red / grey / brown brake dust as do semi-metalic or full metalic pads, these also chew up brake rotors.
Today, ceramic pads are cleaner than all metallics but not as clean as organic pads.
My advice to you is pick out your own parts and have an independant mechanic or new car dealer do the work. You’ll not spend $1,045.00 or even $800.00.
If you’d like to search a couple of sites for top shelf brake rotors and pads try: tirerack.com, autopartswarehouse.com and partstrain.com.