If you are in Michigan I highly recommend Koehler Aviation in Cadillac (CAD) Wexford County airport.  He is a cessna guy and he is very good to everyone I've talked to.  He has done my last 7 annuals and is now rebuilding my 172 after a tornado trashed it in Oct.  Steve

I own a small aircraft maintenance facility in SW Washington State. I mostly work on 100 series Cessnas and fabric covered Pipers. It's just me and another A&P mechanic working out of a 40' X 60' hangar. The real advantage to useing me is I can advice you from a pilots perspective. I am a highly experienced pilot with over 15,000 hrs. Mostly as a bush pilot in Alaska.

I also offer pre-buy inpections and pilot ferry services. Particularly between Alaska and the lower 48.

Her is my website if anyone in is interested:
http://www.greenmountainaircraft.com/

Thanks, Charlie Longley

definition from FAR 1.1:
"with respect to maintenance time records, means the time from the moment the aircraft leaves the surface of the earth until it touches it at the next point of landing".

Hello
Surgoinsville Airport in Surgoinsville Tennessee are now doing annuals. I haven't taken my plane there yet but I was told they do a great job and that they were very friendly people. I plan to have one done soon and I will let you know. Hope this helps.
Tyler

I recommend Oakland Aircraft Maintenance, Inc., Oakland International Airport - North side - "Old T-hangars".

If your looking in Florida try Carter Aircraft in SEF, Sebring. I have had my annuals done there for ten years without complaint. Roger Smith, the owner, is extremely through, down to the last nut and bolt. My log book entry covers every thing he does in detail.

Bill O

I would take my T303 to Salem Air Center 503-364-0111.

David Bliss formerly of McCauley Aviation does mine here in Mid TN he will come to your hanger 615-306-2045. His work is excellent and he can do about anything from Engines, Airframes and even Avionics installations -- he installed both my 430's, my 340, XM weather.