Great service timely repair. Awesome customer communication experience was magnificent from start…read moreto finish. Couldn't ask for much more.

Professional, on time, great communication!! Will be back next year for my yearly tune up.read more

Been a satisfied customer for a few years now but I made a major purchase a few days ago and wanted…read moreto mention it. After shopping a half dozen locations in the area I made the drive to Power Haus and am so glad I took the time. Everything you would hope for, a FULLY stocked store and friendly knowledgable staff. Don't waste time like I did, go to Power Haus first!

Had my mower serviced there. Quick turnaround, fair price, and they stand by their work.read more

Have been doing business with Ken for many years. Great place to do business with. Very easy to…read morework with and honest.

I decided I would to a good deed and mow my mother-in-law's property. So I got my Bose headphones,…read moregassed up the mower, and got to work. All was going great and I was jamming out on my tunes. While mowing, I did not see a stump under some high grass and ran right into it. Initially I thought the mower was fine, and kept to it. The mower ended up making some angry noises, the blades stop spinning. Crap. I pulled my mower into my garage to see what I had done. Upon further inspection, the belt was off of the pulleys and all tangled up. After untangling the belt, and diving deeper into it, I noticed the spindle pulley was out of balance. Thinking it was an easy pulley replacement, I took off the pulley to find more bad news. The pulley had been wallowed out and the sheath of the ball bearings on the top of the spindle was gone. So, an easy spindle replacement will fix everything. Four easy bolts on the top, remove the old blade, and this will be a breeze. Right? First bolt, snap. Darn it (I yelled a much worse word, but I'll keep it PG rated here). Ok, let's try another bolt. Snap, again. Another curse word yelled. After watching some YouTube videos on bolt extractions, I purchased some tools and was overly confident I was going to extract the bolts. Long story short, I ended up smoking some drill bit and extractors, making my problem exponentially worse. Time to wave the white flag and consult a professional. Praying this good deed was not going to break the bank. With the help of ChatGPT, I googled my problems, and it suggested Ken's Equipment repair and spoke highly of it. I gave them a ring, and Ken himself picked up the phone. I explained to him that I broke some bolts, and could not get my spindle off. So, in short, telling him I was a moron. He told me that he indeed could help, but I was looking at 5-6 weeks. Well crap. I asked him for some tips, and the ones he gave me I had already tried. He told me if he could see my mower, maybe he could give me some pointers. So, I loaded the mower up and took a little trip. I pulled into the shop and was greeted promptly by a gentleman who was helping another customer. I told him my problem, so he grabbed an air hose and was ready to help me out quickly. While searching for his air gun, Ken exited the shop and told the gentleman he would help me. Ken remembered my voice from the phone call, so he went right to my mower and checked it out. He got his air gun, busted the remaining three nuts off, and the old spindle fell right out. Turns out the bolts I was trying to extract had no threaded grip on the mower deck at all. I felt like an idiot. Luckily Ken did not laugh at me. I would have! He asked for my new spindle, so I gave it to him. He removed my old mower blade from the broken spindle with ease, and put it on the new spindle. He bolted my new spindle and blade on with the new bolts, and had me fixed very quickly. It was almost the equivalent of a NASCAR pit stop. He told me to tighten the bolts a little tighter when I got home, and how to install the new pulley. Honoring Ken's time, and overly appreciative, I asked Ken how much I owed. He said the repair was $5. So, I ran to house, grabbed a $20, and returned to gladly pay him the full $20. I cannot tell you how pleased I am with Ken, and the whole experience. He is now my small engine repair guy, and I will never go anywhere else now. I really enjoy learning about small engine repairs, so it is men like Ken that make me wish retirement at my current career would hurry up so I can just tinker with lawn mowers all day. Highly recommend Ken's Equipment Repair. I will be back. I hope Ken reads this review. Enjoy.

Unprofessional.. The lawn mower wouldn't even start when we picked it up.He had kept it for more…read morethan a week. unfortunately, we should've read the other bad reviews because now we know they're all true. He tries to get as much money as he can from you.He is very ill and being a Senior citizen he really needs to stop conning people into thinking he can repair anything.

This guy does an EXCELLENT job . Very knowledgeable about his craft and has very fair pricing. And…read morelike me he's an original Jersey guy. I would recommend his services to anyone looking for a fair price and great quality work. Call Rick at A-1 Lawnmower Repair. Regards, JP

just came for the first time today and they will have my business for the rest of my days!! super…read morequick, helpful, and reasonable!!! I was about to buy a new mower and they saved me! they were extremely nice!!

Wow! Talk about SERVICE! Was going to drop off a weed eater for a carburetor kit and new gas lines…read morethe other disintegrated. He says if you drop it off, it's gonna be two weeks to 10 days, he said do you have 10 minutes and I said of course he fixed it while while I waited thank you very much. Support our local businesses!

I had the absolute worst experience with this company. Jeff is very rude and acts like hes doing me…read morea favor by perfoming what I assume is part of his job. My timeframe was set between 8-4, I left a phone number and name of my husband as he would be home to greet the tech- I received 12 phone calls back to back within a matter of minutes because he was on the way. I obviously couldn't answer the first five times so he called 7 more times just in case. When I called the business to confirm a follow up, Jeff said "waiting is just part of the world we live in". I'm furious as the lack of professionalism and customer service I experienced. I would not recommend this business to any friends, family, or acquaintances.

This is the second time I have used them for repairs and found the service quick, friendly and…read morereasonably priced. First was air conditioner in July second was the furnace in January, of course the busiest season for both. Colton showed up timely, was friendly and quick. Couldn't ask for more.

Do not buy anything from Robert at RG MOWER REPAIR in Adkins, Tx…read more We paid $1750 for a Zero Turn that we had to fight with him to come dis because the middle blade wasn't working. He sent his brother to come fix the blade not turning. His brother had to take off the deck and take it back to the shop because he was unable to fix it either. They came and installed the deck and ran without waiting to see if the lawnmower worker or not My husband tried turning on the mower but it kept shutting off. He told us he would only give us back $1600 I told Hume that I would rate him in FB Marketplace so that other people would judge for themselves if they wanted to trust him. Please listen to the video and judge for yourself. We are elderly, I have an inured hip and my husband is a veteran and a recent Cancer survivor. How terrible it is to have to deal with the aggravation and stress from Robert. He blocked me on FB so I couldn't post my review to warn other victims. PLEASE BEWARE!!

I used RG Riding Mower Services this week. They completed all repairs (tune up, bearings, blades,…read moreparking brake) with a quick turn around. He also picked up and returned the mower.

If you are someone with a small project like filling a couple garden beds and are a little…read moreintimidated by going to a bulk supply yard for it, this review is for you. I got 9 buckets of dirt today from Brooks Stone Ranch, and it took me three trips because I got distracted at Home Depot beforehand and forgot to grab a couple more buckets to add to my 3. I felt real silly pulling up the third time but the guy at the counter didn't treat me like it. I feel even sillier because it really didn't save me that much money vs just getting bags of the TX potting soil from HEB - however! The quality might be much better, to be determined. I will say I've bought buckets of stone here once before as well, and that is a MILLION times cheaper than buying little bags at Home Depot or anywhere else. I got 15 gallons of crushed limestone for a small project for $5. Definitely worth it! Everyone I've spoken to there is super friendly and helpful, nobody is going to tell you to your face that you're dumb for taking three trips for 6 cubic feet of soil, and the prices are outstanding. So if you're a humble little DIY-er and you don't mind a little extra dirt in your shoes to save a few dollars, don't be afraid to check them out!

I love this family owned business.They sell to wholesalers and the public alike…read more You can order a truckload of material, or bring your own buckets and containers. I've been here many times, but this week just needed 240 lbs of Mexican Beach Pebbles. No problem, and I was taken care of by the nice lady working behind the counter.