When this local staple first started back in 1997, it was just a modest 2-bay shop. Through sheer hard work and trusted service, they grew into the thriving 7-bay operation we know today. But that growth didn't come without immense testing.In 2017, the shop faced its deepest heartbreak when the owner's beloved husband passed away. Yet, through grief, the shop kept moving forward. Then came the economic whiplash of COVID-19, followed closely by the closure of the nearby IHOP church, which brought a painful loss of regular, local foot traffic.Time and time again, Mike’s Auto Repair survived. They weathered the storms, kept their doors open, and kept Grandview drivers safe. But today, it is this massive road construction right outside their front door that is posing the absolute biggest challenge in their 29-year history.
The orange cones make the road look blocked, but the city has ensured that access to Mike's Auto Repair remains completely open. By taking quick detours like Grandview Road, Cartwright, or 3rd Street, you bypass the bridge closure entirely.If this business could survive the losses, pandemics, and shifts of the last three decades, we cannot let a temporary road project be what slows them down. Don't put off your vehicle maintenance. Call or navigate the detour to Mike's Auto Repair today. Let’s show them the loyalty they’ve shown Grandview since 1997. Thank you, and we'll see you at the shop!
