Andrew called me back quickly about an antique wooden chair that I needed repaired. Based on the…read morepicture of the broken chair I had sent him, he was able give me a price estimate and also squeeze me in for a fast turnaround since I was leaving town a few days later. He examined two other chairs I also took to him and after taking some time on them determined they couldn't be tightened up due to the wear and tear. Despite putting time into those chairs he didn't charge me and I appreciated his professional assessment. Andrew was communicative, prompt, straightforward and reasonably priced. I will go back to him again when I have a furniture repair need and I definitely recommend him to others.

Repair was not done correctly. Person who they had doing repair was not qualified to work on…read morefurniture

I am settling a family estate in the area, but I live out of state. I had two cars that I needed to…read moreget rid of and wasn't sure what to do. Someone suggested I speak to Eric at Albion Auto and the service was amazing! He purchased the cars, removed them from the home and mailed me a check. He was honest and thorough and even thanked me for using their service. I would highly recommend!

U-pull-it style junkyard where you can find cheap parts for your older used vehicles…read more After paying the $1 entrance fee to the man at the counter, proceed thru the meat locker style plastic strips out into the junkyard. Once inside you are free to walk the yard & search for the part you need. Make sure to come prepared knowing exactly what part you need (and more importantly what model number/size) and bring the proper tools. Work gloves & a hand truck would be helpful too, although they do have carts for use for a $2 fee. There are definitely hundreds, if not thousands, of vehicles here. So it's likely you'll be able to find what you need! On this particular day I went with my husband in search of a tire rim for our 2004 Chrysler van. We walked & walked & walked... finding lots of Chrysler vans along the way, but all of them already having been striped of their tires/rims. We finally located what we came for at the very back of the yard. Only cost us $20 for the rim & tire attached (which was flat)... which is much better than the $150 our mechanic would have charged for a brand new rim. They are the only junkyard in the area open on Sundays. The staff is incredibly helpful & friendly. Could even see this place be used as a great backdrop for some artsy photos. Would def check this place out before buying an auto part brand new!

Clean, great prices for services, & modernized facilities. Friendly and attentive management.read more

What a difference under new ownership! The owner and staff are friendly and helpful. The place is…read morewell lit and clean. The machines are shiny new and run well. The soap vending machine is full and the drink and snack vending machines are well stocked. They even have a books and magazines to borrow and exchange.

I used Print Parlor to wrap a company vehicle and by the time I was done Print Parlor did…read moreeverything for my business on a marketing standpoint. I would recommend anyone who wants to promote their business to use Print Parlor for everything.

The only way this business could get better is if they started offering every service I'd ever need…read morefor my vehicles. Mechanic work, tires, detailing, maintenance... everything. I would take my car to them for everything if I could. Because they did a LOT to my truck, and they took the time to do every single thing right. They say you get what you pay for. But my experience lately has been that you don't. You pay a lot and get a little. But here I actually paid a reasonable price and got much more than I bargained for. Good attentive service from management. And quality workmanship on my truck. Everyone was very detail oriented, and they took the time to explain every process. They took my truck apart wherever they had work to do, rather than trying to work and patch around things. That scared me at first to see my truck laid bare, but then they put it back together better than it was when they started. Little clips and things that were missing from work done by other vendors were replaced. Things that I didn't ask for or realize were wrong were brought to my attention and addressed without me asking. It was an amazing experience to have a business treat you like a customer should be treated in this day and age. I had forgotten what it was like. My truck is 21 years old with 375,000 miles on it. I needed someone that would take care of it the way I do. And I found them at the Print Parlor. I went in to get a simple pinstripe on my blue Excursion. I had so many things I wanted to do to my truck. But I was so sick and tired of dealing with these so-called professionals like High End Car Stereo in Williamstown (straight Butchers), and other shops, I was settling for a pinstripe. While I was getting my pinstripe price, I noticed the workmanship on vehicles that were in the shop. I noticed how clean, neat and organized everything was. And I watched the owner deal with a couple of customers that came in. So, I started asking questions. Before it was all over, I got a COMPLETE two-toned wrap, fiberglass hood, lighted side mirrors, airhorn, hide-away inverter with flush mounted plugs, interior and exterior LED lighting (fog, grill, hood vents, mirrors, step rails, dome, etc.), light control switchbox, and all the shotty wiring done by other companies, rewired under my hood to a nice neat multi fuse box. The guy even wrapped a photo into my grill slats. Uhh?!! There is not one thing that this company did to my truck that they did not do right, or that I am not happy with! If you want some patchwork go somewhere else. If you want your stuff done right, and to have good customer service, go to the Print Parlor. I uploaded a lot of pics so you can see the detail of their work. People always come up to me about my truck. And I always tell them HIGH END Car Stereo, Best Buy and the rest, were butchering and bleeding the life out my truck. And charging me up to do it. I made one stop at Print Parlor, and they brought my baby back to life. I didn't know these people when I walked in their door, but now I'd invited them over to dinner. And that's REAL TALK.