If you are mechanically inclined, can follow instructions, and have the TB tools...you can do this yourself quite easily. Yank the head and send it to user Franko6 (profile link in my sig) and he will send it back to you in a care package with the rest of the parts you need for reassembly.
Frank's prices may have changed but the head work and parts should run you $1400 or less. Bent rods are unlikely, but measure piston projection to be sure.