Today I brought in the recoil starter from our lawn mower as I took the starter off and the spring…read moreshot out. John fixed it for me, told me the next steps, and it worked like a charm! I highly recommend this business for repair of outdoor power equipment and sales. He didn't charge me so I'll be buying the shop lunch soon.

It's hard to find an honest business. I've taken my tools there for many years. They do the job…read moreright the first time. They charge a fare price. The turn around time is 2-3 weeks. I would give this company 10 stars if I could. I always have a good experience with them

Buddy and his team are the best. Greg runs around and get's sh*t done. Place is always busy, but…read moreJean, Buddy and his team get's everybody in and out. Thank you Van Dine!

I've been doing business with the owner (Buddy), for years now. In my experience Buddy is nothing…read morebut a compassionate humanitarian. Whether it's lending his services to assist the Hasidic community or prioritizing first responders, Buddy has proven to be a remarkable humanitarian. Buddy has also been an advocate for the children. He recognizes the children are the future and always sets an example. Other things Buddy is notorious for: Expedited service A willingness to negotiate fair price And a guarantee for every customer to leave with a smile. :)

ok, if you have some small engine tools like a lawn mower, snow blower, or leaf blower, you will…read moreprobably end up at this place at some point. But man, the prices here a bit high. $85 for labor. (it's about $100ish for automobile labor at a garage). but it is what it is. I had an issue with my snow blower and had to change the carburetor at their suggestion which wasn't covered by the warranty. the man I dealt with seemed nice, but they charged me more than I liked and overall price seemed unreasonable. that's my humble opinion. the blower is working again and they said they will cover the labor for the season so we'll see. I'll give them credit for taking a look at it as quickly as possible since I had to go to work, but this was probably reflected in the price. bottom line: take care of your equipment!

Well I attempted to prepare for the winter by trying to start my 2-year old Toro snow blower to no…read moreavail. I tried adding fresh gas with stabilizer additive, but, still no luck. So I had to bring it in for service. The next day I got a call from the mechanic informing me the carburetor was gummed up probably from some left over gasoline from last year. The mechanic was very friendly and showed me my gummed up carburetor. $144 later my snow blower was fully functioning again with a well learned lesson not to leave any gasoline in the tank over the summer. It seems the increased use of ethanol in the gasoline has caused this problem to happen more often than not. So I learned to use stabilizer with ethanol protection. Hopefully I don't have this problem again