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I have a 22 year old Honda lawnmower that was sorely in need of attention. No longer the one pull…read morestart darling it had been for years. And for some reason, it kept blowing the air cleaner cover off. I called Mr. Raine and described my issues. He assured me he could fix it. I hopped in my truck and drove up to his home shop in Leander. He greeted me right away and told me you can pick it up later today. Sure enough, he was true to his word. When I arrived, he described what he did to the lawnmower. Replacing the carburetor, sharpening the blades, draining the fuel tank. An overall check up. I cut my grass yesterday. With absolutely no issues. He did recommend that I replace the blade. And of course Amazon had something delivered the next day. Honda makes such a great product and it's rare in this day and age when something can actually be repaired. Mr. Raine is a solid, stand-up guy. True to his word. And he even gave me a guarantee/warranty till the end of the year. Said if anything comes up, just bring it back and we'll get you fixed up. I had previously tried a neighborhood lawn mower repair shop. It was money down the drain. If you have any issues with your lawnmower. Give Mr. Raine a call. He will get you set up. With a smile and a generous, genuine attitude. He's a solid dude.

He wouldn't honor my warranty after a few months and lied about telling me not to use regular gas…read moreand said I voided it. The warranty said nothing about that and he didn't tell me that anyways. I drove all the way out to Leander before he told me he wouldn't honor it and at that point was stuck paying a ton.

A Line Auto Parts

A Line Auto Parts

(8 reviews)

It is fantastic to go to a place where the experience is above and beyond…read more I recently stopped in to seek out information on a Stihl chainsaw. I figured I would get some information, write down some prices and continue my research. I bought my saw from them with confidence that I was leaving with the best equipment for my needs. The staff was extremely knowledgeable. They made no effort to upsell me and even talked me down a notch. Once I made my choice they even put fluids in the machine, started it, explained every feature, explained how to care for it, how to put it away, made sure that I knew how to start it, register the warranty, etc. Seriously, I have bought new cars from the dealer and was not given this level of service. I didn't know they made service as good as this anymore. They didn't browbeat me into an extended warranty. They did point out that buying the Stihl 2-stroke oil or gas doubles the warranty - ok they got that $12 out of me. Which I would've needed anyway. That's not all. The location is easy to get to, right off of 183. There was plenty of parking. The place is pretty big - it is a local chain. Looks like they recently added the power equipment line to their auto parts business. So it gets confusing looking them up, since it could appear as an auto parts store. They sell Stihl power equipment, Cub Cadet mowers, and more. They also appear to service what they sell. In the end I figure there's three types of businesses. The ones to avoid. The ones you forget. And the ones you recommend to your friends, yourself, and your mother. I guess my mother is going to be shopping at A-Line (she could use a new chainsaw too.)

My Cub Cadet riding mower needed service. I found A Line was an authorized dealer and serviced the…read moreCub Cadet line of products. There website did not suggest you had to have an appointment so I loaded up the mower and drove a half hour, arriving around 4:30 PM on a Thursday. There were three or four cars in the parking lot and no noticeable service bay entrance. I called to make sure I was in the right place for Cub Cadet riding mower service and that they were actually open for business. A guy answered and explained they would open the back receiving door after I came in to their service/sales counter. Great, open and in the right place! As soon as I walked in, with no other customers in the large showroom, a gentleman behind the counter asked how he could help. I caught the eye of other guy I must have spoken with a few minutes before and I said something to the effect "I just called and need to drop off my riding mower for service." The older guy immediately said they could not take my mower in today. I asked him if they serviced Cub Cadet riding mowers and he said they did but they could not take it. I was puzzled by his response yet he did not give me any additional information. I hesitated for a minute, then turned to walk out. As I pushed the door open, he finally added that if someone picked up their mower, they could take another one in. WTF? Sounds like they need to update their website to recommend calling first, or submitting a service ticket on line. This was a terrible example of customer service. Is their service attitude an indicator of why their showroom was void of customers? Do they rely heavily on fleet sales and service? Commercial accounts? I don't know. What I do know is I was sincerely disappointed with the first impression from the guy at the counter. I have owned four riding mowers so far (yes, I'm old) and I guarantee this will be the last Cub Cadet. I'm sure they don't care.

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This place is fabulous! First is the drive-up. Two entrances might make one think the nursery is…read moresmall, but the look can be deceiving. Use the second entrance to access various parking areas guided by parking attendants. You'll begin to see the wonder as the expansive lot, shaded by a canopy of large trees, opens up. An incredible variety of things to see. As you approach the main areas, you'll immediately notice the myriad water features, ponds, and decor. Further back, you see even more inspiring arrangements, many of which can be purchased and installed as-is at impressively competitive prices. There are several buildings on the lot: check-out, tradesmen, and greenhouses. The staff are great - don't be afraid to ask questions!

10 OUT OF 10!!!...will wander again. :-D…read more Absolutely blown away. Hill Country Water Gardens isn't just a nursery...it's a full-blown botanical mini-adventure. It's the kind of place where you come for a plant and end up staying for the vibes. Think of it as a garden center meets a peaceful mini outdoor museum. Everything is beautifully organized by plant type, making it easy to find what you're looking for...or, more likely, making it easy to get joyfully distracted while you wander. There are cozy benches for daydreaming, koi ponds full of personality, colorful lily pads that pop out and wave at you, and the kind of friendly staff that actually makes you want to ask questions. Inspiration? It's everywhere. From the water features, to the whimsical sculptures, to lush displays that make you rethink your whole gardening vision. There are restrooms if nature calls, and there are plenty of delightful garden goodies to buy/take home. It's rare to find a place that feeds your inner gardener, your creative soul, and your serotonin all at once...but somehow, this place pulls it off. I'm so glad it exists.

Capitol Saddlery

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(8 reviews)

Georgian Acres

UPDATE: This location is now closed. I think they've moved north somewhere like Research blvd…read more Walking into this store, I felt seriously silly for bringing in four pairs of heels to fix (where the nail starts poking out of the bottom of the heel). It is one of those rough-and-tumble serious cowboy-gear-fixing shops, and here I saunter in with some cutesy narrow high heels. Nonetheless, they got the job done right quick, in a matter of two days. Original cost for heel repair is $12.50 but because I had brought in 4 pairs, he discounted it to $10 a pair. I've heard of other shoe repair shops that charge less, but I figured the cost of driving to Round Rock to save $2/pair wasn't worth it. All in all, good quick job, decent prices, pretty helpful service. It does in a pinch, but like I said my job request was rather simple & straightforward.

I had taken my briefcase to a shoe repair shop to have a patch put over a business logo and to be…read moreembossed with my initials. After almost 2 months I got my briefcase back with the ugliest leather patch imagineable on it and they said they couldn't emboss it because their tools were too old. I took the briefcase to Capitol Saddlery and the incredibly helpful gentleman quickly embossed the patch while I waited and did a perfect job. After looking at it for a while when I got home, I decided the patch is just too ugly and is ruining my nice briefcase so I ripped off the hideous patch and I plan to return to Capitol Saddlery next week to have them cover up the shoe shop's horrible work. Incredibly friendly and helpful staff!

S And S Saddle Repair - farmequipmentrepair - Updated November 2026

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