Laurie B.
7/30/2019
Shame, Shame, Shame (that's a quote from Jim Nabors who played Gomer Pyle USMC) whenever he saw something that was just not right (for example taking advantage of others for their own benefit). I...
Pugh's Automotive Service
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728 Leipsic Rd
Dover, DE 19901
Established back in 1945 by Horace E. Pugh, Sr., Pugh's Automotive Service began as a humble repair shop in Dover, DE. Nestled at the junction of Route 13 and State Street, the business not only catered to automotive repairs but also served as a fuel stop. Over the years, the shop evolved, eventually acquiring Miller's Lawn Mowers in the early 1990s, leading to a shift to its current location at 728 Leipsic Rd.
Today, the legacy lives on as the reins of the business have been handed down to Mark Pugh, the grandson of the founder. Mark, alongside his wife Patty and their two daughters, now steers the ship. Mark's expertise shines as the chief mechanic, while Patty efficiently manages the office and front counter. The familial touch adds a unique charm to this automotive haven in Dover, embodying a tradition of quality service passed down through generations.
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1.513 reviewsLance G.
4/27/2022
I would NOT recommend this business to my worst enemy. I had them pick up my Zero-Turn in February when there was still snow on the ground for a normal seasonal service to get it ready for the...
Mackenzie S.
11/18/2021
Everyone I spoke to was so nice and helpful. My car's battery died, but I lived close enough they sent someone to pick it up and drop it off, for no extra charge! Managed to find a replacement...
Marie C.
2/6/2022
I had a snowblower repaired here. They are wildly overpriced and in addition to the the repair that was needed they did routine maintenance that I had refused and did not authorize thereby padding...
JoVonna D.
2/11/2019
Mark Pugh and his tow truck to the rescue! As soon as my daughter called and said she was broken down on a busy road at 5 p.m. on Friday in Dover, Pugh's Service was my only thought. Mark was...
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