It can be seen from the related literature that service quality and its related components which are service, quality and service quality were examined separately. More specifically, services are intangible, heterogeneous, and they are produced and consumed simultaneously. These attributes highlight the idea that the interactions between the client and service employee are critical to the production and consumption of a service heterogeneous (Chelladurai, and Chang, 2000). In service quality literature another concept is quality which is defined in The Oxford English dictionary as degree of excellence, relative nature. A more traditional definition of quality is comparison of consumer expectations with actual service performance (Parasuraman, et al., 1988). Zeithaml et al. (1985) defined it as the extent of discrepancy between customer’s expectations or desire and their perceptions. In essence, quality can be understood as meeting the customer’s expectation (Kehoe, 1996).