50 Chainsaw Service and Repair near you

Despite how built-to-last these nifty machines are, chainsaws are still subject to wear-and-tear. Whether your tool needs sharpening or an entire chainsaw brake repair, maintaining and servicing it is integral to prolonging its service life.

We can connect you with tool repair experts who can help you resolve your chainsaw problems. When posting your task, make sure to indicate the issue you're having, as well as the make and model of your chainsaw so your Tasker can prepare accordingly. If it's your first time booking with us, here's what you can expect:

Chainsaw problem diagnosis

Your Tasker first checks the condition of your chainsaw. There could be several reasons why your chainsaw would stop working: lack of lubrication, a disruption in the power supply, or a mechanical malfunction.

Once they locate the cause of the issue, your Tasker informs you of the repairs required to fix your chainsaw. They can also let you know if there are any replacement parts needed, or if your chainsaw is already beyond repair and needs to be replaced entirely.

Chainsaw repair and test-run

With the source of the problem located, your Tasker can now proceed with fixing your chainsaw using protective gloves and safety gear. Depending on the issue, they can either replace the chain, adjust the links, or repair the fuel filter in case there are any leaks. If you happen to have an electric chainsaw, your Tasker will most likely troubleshoot and fix its cables and connectors as well. Once done, they can do a quick test-run to make sure that the repairs applied have brought your chainsaw back in commission.

However, if your chainsaw is deemed unrepairable, then it may be best to replace it instead. It's a whole lot safer as you can avoid further damages and accidents from occurring due to faulty components.

Chainsaw servicing and maintenance

If you tend to use your chainsaw quite frequently, then regular servicing is critical to keep it in good working condition. Your Tasker can assist you with basic maintenance procedures, which typically involve:

• Checking the spark plugs
• Inspecting the air and fuel filter
• Lubricating or sharpening the chain
• Ensuring proper chain tension
• Replacing the chainsaw bar, especially if there are apparent burn marks and other signs of wear-and-tear