Locally owned · Pittsfield, New HampshireMon–Fri · 8am–5pm Hours & directions ↗(603) 435-6803
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Locally owned · Pittsfield, NH

Your car matters. So does your trust.

A good shop earns its place in your routine. TC’s brings domestic and foreign vehicle care together with the familiar, personal service of a local business.

Meet Seth.
Meet your local shop.

Owner Seth Lamontagne and the TC’s team work from 1 Concord Hill Road in Pittsfield. The shop describes its mission in practical terms: honest work, quality repairs and friendly, professional service.

From a routine oil change to a problem that needs a closer look, the aim is to help you keep your vehicle in good working order.

A+ · BBB accredited

Accredited since December 1, 2022.

View the BBB business profile ↗Status checked September 20, 2026. Accreditation is not a customer review score.
Owner Seth Lamontagne in his work uniform outside the Pittsfield shop
Photograph published by TC’s Service Center.

The people who keep coming back

Local drivers.
Real feedback.

4.9 out of 5 · 81 Google reviews

Observed September 20, 2026. Ratings and review counts may change.

“He takes the time to listen to what the customer wants”

Wayne Sarte · Google review, shown as 3 months agoRead on Google Maps ↗

“they love helping people!”

heather · Google review, shown as 3 months agoRead on Google Maps ↗

“it just feels better when I’m driving.”

Carol G. · Testimonial published by TC’s; date not providedSource details ↗

Before you ever pull in

A look around TC’s.

A familiar counter, a friendly conversation and a local shop focused on keeping you moving.

TC’s service counter with automotive memorabilia and the TC’s Service Centre wall signTC’s storefront and service bays in Pittsfield
Seth Lamontagne’s February 21, 2013 training certificate for 2007–2009 Ford F150 mechanical and electrical operations

From the shop’s own records

A foundation
in technical training.

TC’s publishes Seth’s certificate for a 2013 course covering Ford F150 mechanical and electrical operations. It is a piece of the shop’s training history, rather than a claim of a current or universal certification.

A warning light?
A routine visit?

Start with a conversation. Share your vehicle, what you’ve noticed and the timing you have in mind.

Prepare a service request ↗