Very response, reliable and affordable. I highly recommend this company. You will not be…read moredisappointed.

From the owner: We offer repair and service on most boats and motors as well as boat trailer repair and maintenance.read more

I've been using hector for years. I was referred to him from another trailer repair company who…read morewouldn't do my job because it was too big of a job for them. "Lazy" glad I met hector he took on the job With no hesitations and fantastic quality of work. Now hector does all my work on my trucks trailers and I can say he's a good friend. Thank you hector.

He's a crook. I gave him 11300.00 deposit to fabricate railing for my house. Never did anything…read more Took him to court and won a judgment against him for 8.400.00. He has refused to obey the judges orders. He'll take your money and leave you holding the bag. Crook

Stay away from this guy. He overcharges and then underperforms…read more He also does not complete or honor his work. BEWARE!

Long story short- I needed an AC repair that the dealer quoted $2400. Firestone quoted $1600…read more Pinellas Auto quoted $600. They did a great job and my AC blows cold. 2 weeks later I bent a tie rod hitting a curb hard. They repaired and aligned and did some other odds and ends for a fair price. I have a new mechanic in Tarpon Springs! So far, I'm super happy with this locally owned business.

Yesterday, I had an unprecedented experience of cruel, unprofessional behavior by Pinellas Auto. To…read morepreface this review: 1. I mistakenly chose this auto shop because of positive online reviews and a seemingly inviting dropbox. 2. I have never written a Yelp Review (observe blank history) and I don't like disparaging a small business. 3. The 5-star review conveniently posted right below me, right after I left, is from the manager, Shannan T. Please, these people are not worth your hard-earned cash. Last night, my car shut down while I was driving. I have not had any major issues with my vehicle, and I've owned it for 9 years. It has served me well, but of course, these things start to happen at higher mileage. My car was stranded on the side of Alderman, in the midst of moderate speed traffic, just off of US 19, for approximately 2 hours, while I waited for AAA. When they arrived, they were extremely helpful and I asked the driver to take it to Pinellas Auto because it was convenient. The driver told me he suspected it was the fuel pump and later, when I filled out the drop-off form, I mentioned this. At 8 AM, I received a call from the receptionist and she stated that the diagnostic would be $40. She said they would remove it with service, and I acquiesced. An hour later, she said the mechanic could not find the issue and it would be another $85. Later, they told me that they meant it would be a *total* of $85, not $125. Because she did not communicate that their diagnostic test is not a flat fee, like for example, Tires Plus lets you know up front, I was more than perturbed, I was livid. It sounded as if I were being penalized, baited-and-switched for their incompetence (It took Tires Plus one hour to find the problem following this incident). I left the drop-off note as a trail of bread crumbs for what should have been an easier diagnosis. So why should it take this mechanic longer? They apparently milk it and charge for a diagnosis by the hour; they might want to let the customer know that up front, instead of dropping the financial bomb on them after they were already uneasily biting their nails in the diagnostic stage. I admittedly yelled at the receptionist with an, "Are you f****** kidding me?" and she remained silent. I asked again. She still remained silent. I said, "You are silent right now because you KNOW this is wrong." She still remained silent. I said I was coming to get my key, I said god****you, and I hung up. I had a Lyft take me to the auto repair shop and when I arrived, I found my vehicle as is pictured: with the hood up, window open (I don't know why or how it was open because the car had no power to get it open and I couldn't close it afterward), a hose exposed and other assorted parts like my filter gathered into my passenger seat. The Lyft driver was appalled at the scene. I requested that the receptionist take a look at how my car was left and I asked her what kind of place it was. The manager, Shannan, followed her out. Shannan smiled the entire time I expressed distress over the situation. I asked her if she felt it funny, and while she said no, she continued to facially express it with an even bigger smile. She said, "Well, you were rude to my receptionist." Emotions can get high when you bait-and-switch a customer with something as serious as their vehicle, which for most of us, is the vessel for our livelihood: work. While I should not have yelled at the receptionist, she knew that not telling me their diagnostic fee could increase was wrong and at least looked and sounded as if she acknowledged this. We know when someone understands us and she did understand why I was upset. I actually want to apologize to her because I should have saved the full breadth of my insults for Shannan, who smiled smugly while exclaiming: "It's your problem because it's your car." Obviously, it IS my problem; however, I should not be told one fee and then another. Shannan stood there with a verbal shrug: "We've been in business for thirty years," while I asked her how they could be so unprofessional to leave parts of my car in literal pieces, IN my passenger seat, with the hood up and car open in the middle of their parking lot. Anyone could have robbed my car of parts while it sat there, open and abandoned. They never even took the car inside their garage. They may have been there for 30 years, but I've been here for 33 and this is not how you run a business. The mechanic never showed his face and he never spoke to me. He sent out his two receptionists to gloat at me while he cowered inside. I had to waste another AAA tow to move my vehicle. I would be saddened to hear this happen to someone else. Don't let it happen to you.

Outstanding service. Price more than fair. As a fellow RVer is a fantastic source of knowledge…read more Tony is more than willing to provide any answer. Definitely the one to call!

He made quick work of the awning repair on my camper. He was on time, had the parts he needed, and…read morewas easy to deal with. I will definitely be using him for my next needed RV repair!

Unfortunately our lil camper had a roof leak and thankfully we caught it way early before it became…read morea complete disaster. However, as many know, those repairs are not cheap but hey, if you can afford a RV then one must be prepared for those type of expenses. In this case, being camper newbies (well, we're not anymore really), it was our fault for not getting a cover or storing under cover and making sure to check out the seals and so forth on a monthly basis, especially, it being exposed to FL sun for the last almost 4 years. That cardinal mistake was a Pricey live-n-learn lesson. :( However, Jim, our Service man helped us through this ordeal and we were setup for service the same day we drove it in. I have to say, we're grateful to his customer service and his "tell it from the hip" manner. He helped us watch our budget too. It could have been a lot more expensive and we definitely could have spent a lot more on things that we really could wait on which he did a great job grounding us and reminding us to stay within budget. Not many places or people have your back in that way. Normally, we're super careful when it comes to trust especially when it comes to sales or repair centers. However, with Jim, we learned not all are out to get you and we trust him and will call on him first thing with any questions or repairs needed. I truly appreciate him, from a fellow Rv'er to another,We hope to see him at the tiki bar one day at the campground and share a beer. Needless to say we saved quite a bit and the final product turned out better than manufacturer roof. We found their prices anywhere from $300- $2000~ less from other places. (Will add new roof picture later) Even their roof maintenance package which is about $395 includes UV protection, rubberized(I may not be staying that right-sorry), sealing and testing, about $700 less than other places offering the same services. The materials or chemicals are pretty much the same or comparable to their competitors too. As for the retail merchandise, there's some things you will not find elsewhere other than Amazon. Some things you will find elsewhere but overall pricing is pretty competitive also you can get a discount if a Good Sam member too. We didn't purchase our RV from here so I can't review on the purchase process or RVs. Although they seem to have quite a selection as we toured some of the travel trailers, 5th wheelers and motor coaches. Anyways, I gave 4 stars because sometimes can be hard to get through to them right away but they will call you back at their earliest. 5 STARS to Jim -the Hubs and I recommend him to anybody who wants an honest, fellow RV'er that knows a great job done within reasonable cost is what really matters!! He calls you back within a timely fashion if he's unavailable to answer. By the way, he never made it a point to push us to do a trade-in, any pushy up sells or make a decision for us and we sure did ask. He was factual about what options were available and when we ask for his advice whether we should trade it in, his response was simple, "Do you love your RV? Are you happy with it? Do you want to change it out?" ... well, we do love this model, it works for us and that's all we needed to realize to make our right decision. Now, I will say, he did recommend an electric jack (Pictured but will add better quality pictures later) & Camping World was offering an install special pricing, and that's an extra we did get.

Just don't buy here and save yourself the headache. They have terrible communication and it seems…read morelike they just don't care. Wish I never bought my camper from them that I am now stuck with.