Shell

I dropped 40$ cash out of my purse and didn’t realize tell I got home, I called and the cashier said he did find it and I could come pick it up!! I’m so grateful for sure an amazing person this isn’t something that ever happens with cash! It could of went a vary different.

My favorite place to get gas for my Dodge Challenger. This is the local market in my area and I have lived here for 6 years. In that time since buying the business, the owners have bought the building which includes the gas station and five other business spots. When they bought the building it was run down as well as the parking lot. They have put in new gas tanks and made it a Shell gas station. Remodeled the building and the parking lot and brought in some quality tenants. When you stop in you can feel the pride of ownership and they work really hard to provide the things their customers want. In my opinion, they're a great asset to the community.

It is so handy to get in and out and the staff is always helpful.

Have been a faithful customer for the past 4 years- went in today and prepaid my gas- when I walked outside, the premium button was lit. I tried to change it to 87 with no luck. I went inside to ask for help andwas waved off by whom I've come to know as the owner. I tried resetting the pump by returning the nozzle and again, no luck. I went back inside and again asked for help- this time the owner came out with me, when I tried to explain what I needed, 87 vs 91, he assured me I would get 87 despite the pump's display. I tried to show him on an adjacent pump that what your are buying will be lit but he told me I was wrong, that the display lights were broken and started pumping my prepaid gas. The entire time her was filling my carc he kept telling me I was wrong. When he was finished he printed a reciept and indeed, he had pumped premium gas into my car, just like the display had shown. At this point, realizing his mistake, he asked me to follow him into the store. I did. I patiently waited while he helped other customers and screamed for his wife to come to the front. After the line had cleared, and his wife did not show, he asked what I wanted, that I had received premium gas and that it was my mistake if that's not what I wanted to pay for. To be honest, a simple apology would have been sufficient and I would have been on my way but that's not the direction he wanted to go. I tried to explain that there was a 45¢ difference per gallon and that I had tried to ask him for help when I noticed the pump was not working correctly. He would not listen, instead talking over me, blaming me and asking what my problem was. Extremely rude and condescending. With a brand new Casey's opening across the street one would think retaining the small local following you have would be important. Apparently not here. I will not be back. Neither will my co-workers. Shame.

This is the only place I go to get gas. Good gas good people.