Greene's Servicenter

11/05/2025

We are hiring an automotive tech! 4 day work week and competitive pay Please stop in for an application, message or call 802-464-3306

04/26/2025

We are hiring an automotive technician. If interested please apply using link below.

Job Title: Automotive TechnicianLocation: 101 E Main St, Wilmington, VT 05363Company: Greene’s ServicenterHours: Tuesday to Friday, 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM (Closed on Mondays, weekends off).Pay: $25-35/hr depending on previous experience About Us:Gr...

07/06/2024

Come get your vehicles washed tomorrow!

07/01/2024

Stop in on Sunday to get your car washed or some baked goods. Help support these students and their upcoming trip.

06/29/2024

We will be closed the week of July 1. Reopening at 7am July 9. Happy 4th of July to all.

12/13/2023

Looking for a gift! Stop in to buy some VT maple syrup (is there really any other!). Happy Holidays.

12/08/2023

We are hiring! Looking for reliable help in a busy automotive shop. Tires changes, oil changes, other repair and maintenance work on all types of vehicles. 4 day work week, competitive pay. Please stop in and talk to John or Todd.

10/17/2023

Thank You John Greene of Greene's Service Center in Wilmington for putting in the driveway for the new animal enclosures! Would you like to help out too? Donate through the website or visit the GoFundMe now! Links in the comments section

08/23/2023

This is one our technician’s sons. Consider stopping by this weekend

BRATTLEBORO — As an infant, Carson Rhodes was diagnosed with non-ketotic hyperglycinemia, a rare, genetic, metabolic disorder. Shortly after being diagnosed, his parents, Jacqualin and Jacob, started an annual softball

12/13/2022

Looking for a gift idea? We have Maple syrup for sale in a variety of sizes and container types. Stop in and pick some up and a 2023 free calendar.

08/20/2022

Please consider donating. This is one of our technician’s son.

BRATTLEBORO — Carson Rhodes, 4, was born with a very rare, incurable genetic metabolic disease called Non-ketotic hyperglycinemia. There are roughly 500 people in the world that are living with