Pay no mind to the jackass who left the 1 star review. This place is one of the few places left in…read moreAmerica where the people actually do a great job, stand behind their work, and put the customer first. This place is A1 all the way!

Got the call today 8am. The owner called me. I was hoping for an apology for why he kept vehicle…read morefor so long. Or for maybe why it was back in shop. He told me I didn't have a backbone for not coming directly to him and that he read my Yelp review and I am not welcome back. Suburban not done. Parts ordered. He did mention in that conversation why I didn't mention the one time he helped me unlock another vehicle door I dropped for him before that suburban, a flatbed diesel. Here goes. One Friday in May, I took rollback down to scoop that flatbed truck. It also had been sitting since earlier this year. It was sitting since February. By the time I got there I put the key in door, doesn't work. I know I had the right key. I looked all day for that key. All day! Finally I go straight to the owner. Do you by chance have a way of unlocking a vehicle. Maybe that key is in cab. So he sends another guy out to unlock it. No key found in cab. Finally, I go back to owner a second time and ask "Did I by chance give you back the key??? "It Makes sense. Maybe I did. The key was located on the board in his office. I tried one more time to leave the key with him hoping he might clean the fuel system in it. It never happened. I scooped and dropped at another shop. Fuel system almost finished.

Junked a car for me with the agreement that we each would get half the money the crusher paid, and…read morethat he would bring me back the wheels and tires. He brought me $35 and said he would bring my wheels "tomorrow". Tomorrow came and passed. No wheels. I gave him a little leeway, and a few days later I called. He said he'd bring them tomorrow. Long story short, he blew me off for SIX MONTHS, three of which I told him I urgently needed them because the car I take my elderly mother back and forth to the doctor was sitting in my front yard with a flat tire. Every time I called he promised to bring them "tomorrow." In the end I had to go get them myself, and I only got two. I should have turned him into the police, but I was tired of dealing with him.