Cureton & Son

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Reviews

• Frances BallewGoogleAugust 2026

  Brought in my honda mower that stopped self propelling. Wanted to get a quote, but even better it was still under warranty. They had it fixed within a few hours and cost us nothing! Great, honest guys that get work done quickly and efficiently. Very happy with their services, will be a repeat customer whenever we need any of our honda products worked on. Update: Aug2026 Visited them again, just for a tune up on our honda mower, which included new blades, oil change, spark plug and oil filter for $99. Dropped it off at 930am and was ready by 1230pm. Polite workers and great service!

• Lance BarnettGoogleJuly 2026

  Best service anywhere around! If you bring equipment in for service, don't be surprised if it's ready within an hour. Good honest people. Best Around!

• Ronnie OliphantGoogleAugust 2025

  Fast service A+ Professional 🏆

• Timothy ThomasGoogleJune 2025

  (Zero stars are really deserved) On June 7, 2025, I went to have my existing Honda HRX217 HYA serviced with a tune up. I usually must wait a minimum of an hour or even leave the lawn mower and return to pick it up later. This time it was ready within 30 minutes as if it was rushed, even with the radial ball bearing (Part no. 91102-VA4-013) being replaced. I tested the lawn mower out before loading it back in the bed of my pickup. I noticed that the engine would kill when the throttle was placed in the lowest position, not the “OFF” position. I immediately realized the decline in customer service because this issue was properly corrected during past tune ups. I became frustrated and told them that it was good enough, knowing that I would have to properly fix the problem myself later. As I was browsing the new Honda HRX217 HYA lawn mowers inside, one of the Cureton family members (I assume) explained to me that he had a used Honda HRX217 lawn mower with a warranty extending to year 2030 that had been used to cut only one small lawn. He continued to persuade me to purchase the used HRX217 versus purchasing the new one. I visually inspected the lawn mower as best as I could and started it. I noticed that it had more vibration than my existing mower when running and assumed that it was due to the engine not yet being broken in, I finally decided to go forward purchasing the Honda HRX217 HYA lawn mower (Receipt# 060923, Serial No. MAMA-1679559) saving approximately $125.00 plus tax, trusting Cureton & Son. I noticed it to be suspicious that the representative did not write the serial number of the so-called like-new Honda HRX217 HYA lawn mower on the corresponding receipt. Yet, he wrote the serial number of my existing lawn mower on its work order. I realized this after I left the business. I believe that it was part of his plan of blatant deception. I attempted to use the so-called like-new Honda HRX217 HYA lawn mower that I purchased. I immediately noticed that it would frequently blow out puffs of smoke during use. After getting about halfway finished with the front yard, I checked the oil. I noticed that it was leaking at the base of dip stick and that its color was grayish rather than a shade of brown. I changed the oil. Once completing the front yard, I noticed that the smoking continued and that the oil was again gray in color. I changed the oil again. I got the same result. I called Cureton & Son on Tuesday, June 17, 2024, at 11:17 AM to let them know about the problem. The person answering my call informed me to bring it in, “We’ll take a look at it.” Due to Cureton’s being a 96-mile one way drive and having to work during the week, I could not bring the lawn mower back until the weekend. I brought the lawn mower back to Cureton & Son the morning of Saturday, June 21,2025. The same representative that sold me the so-called like-new Honda HRX217 HYA lawn mower initially denied doing so upon my arrival as if he had amnesia. He, along with another representative diagnosed the lawn mower and stated the crank shaft warped. They insisted that I had run over something to cause the damage. I explained to the representatives that I was 100% positive that I did not run over anything. I assured them that I do not have debris in my front or back yard as it kept pristine. I finally injected common sense to their claim by telling them, “There would be signs of damage to the blade if I would have run over an object to have caused such damage.” One the representatives replied, “Not necessarily.” I added, “The blade is metallurgically designed to deform before transferring such destructive force to the crank shaft. I have run over solid debris before using the same model lawn mower at other lawns and a defect of this magnitude has never happened.” I still have great difficulty believing that a supposedly businessman would swindle me out of my hard-earned money so easily. I have heard the saying, “Desperate times calls for desperate measures.” Yet, this is sinister for a place of business.

• Patrick BryanGoogleJune 2019

  I've been using Curetons for 6 years. I have maintenance done 2 times a year. I purchased the best Honda lawnmower they had to offer in '13. I use it for my lawn service, so it gets a lot more use that a typical residential mower. I feel like it has been well worth the $700 I paid for it. It's on its last days & Robert will tell me in the morning if I need a new one or not. I totally trust him. I highly recommend Curetons to anyone shopping for a Honda walk behind. 👍🏻👍🏻 2 thumbs up to all 3 of them.

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