Top Local Businesses and places in Crescent street, Stow, Middlesex county, Massachusetts, United states

Advanced Mechanical Systems Inc.

Address: 51 Crescent St, Stow, MA 01775, USA

“Advanced Mechanical installed a Unico AC system for us in 2009 and have serviced it ever since. We had a great installation experience and other than a loose clamp or changing filters, we’ve had no problems or complaints. I attribute this to an intelligent installation and good maintenance. Their employees are professional and courteous and arrive on time. They also clean up after themselves. We are totally satisfied and highly recommend!”

Miller Brothers Garage

Address: 43 Crescent St, Stow, MA 01775, USA

“The most trustworthy and reasonable mechanics I've ever known. I brought my $2k+ list of work "needed" that I had received from another shop in Littleton for a second opinion. The Miller Brothers looked it I over and took the job at a much more reasonable price. But that's not all, when I went to pick it up they told me some of the repairs were not even needed! They showed me the parts that were still in good shape and told me to return the parts as they were not needed. They also fabricated a $100 part for next to nothing that was way more heavy duty and wouldn't snap like the last one did. So I got to return that was well! The work they did was TOP NOTCH! and they saved me hundreds being HONEST! I was in awe at how much they saved me and how awesome these guys were! Best mechanics EVER! WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! THANK YOU GUYS AGAIN FOR THE AMAZING WORK AND ACTUALLY BEING GOOD HONEST PEOPLE! A+++”

Stow Service Center

Address: 43 Crescent St, Stow, MA 01775, USA

Phil's Service

Address: 43 Crescent St, Stow, MA 01775, USA

“Phil has retired. Miller Bothers now operate out of that garage. They are very good”

Randall Library

Address: 19 Crescent St, Stow, MA 01775, USA

“Fabulous staff, who take the time to get to know each patron. Renovated spaces for reading, browsing, and meetings. For a small library, a great selection of books -- and help from the librarians if you're looking for something else. Lots of community oriented offerings, from reading with a friendly dog to learning how to save seeds to talks on history.”