Revennaugh's Service Center

Bamboo

Goooo here!! Yes. I am truly grateful to the owner of this shop.

Kira Solomon

When the AC on my 2006 Subaru started blowing warm air, I took a family members advice and brought it over to a local Pep Boys. For $50 they diagnosed that we needed a new compressor at a whopping $2,000+. This is our backup car and it's not even worth more than $3,000 to sell/trade. The idea we'd be dropping close to what it's worth to fix the AC didn't sit well with us. I wanted to find a reliable, no BS, old school mechanic who wasn't going to charge me an arm and a leg just because they have a fancy storefront attached to a nationwide chain. I did some online searching and came across Revennaugh's. Their reviews were solid, so I called them up. I spoke with Ryan and explained the situation, he was very thorough over the phone about what it could be and what costs could be associated with those things. But ultimately, of course, he had to see it in person. I brought it over and within a day he called back saying he'd checked it out and it was a sensor issue. We gave him the green light to fix it and it cost us less than $200 (that's with also having him attach a hitch I'd bought and been meaning to have installed). Overall what would have cost us $2,000 at "PBs" ended up being around $100 at Regennaugh's. Ryan was honest, thorough and professional. He's not only earned our business for life, but I've referred my father and my father's friends to him and they've already become loyal client's of his as well. Stop taking your car to the places that nickel and dime you and give Ryan at Revennaugh's a call.

Dennis Long

professional prompt and accurate. It seems their goal is to fix your car, not drain your wallet.

Marvin Nunley

Been going here for 10 years. Not a better or more honest place around. They treat requests/concerns as if it was their vehicle. The problem is diagnosed and a solution presented that can be trusted.