Find a lawn repair professional near you

Most lawn mower repair shops deal with all types of mowers, but you could also find a specialist who repairs and services the brand or type of mower you need. A good repair shop will have the knowledge, tools and expertise to handle any lawn mower problem you might have.

Riding lawn mower repair

Whether you use your mower yourself or have a regular lawn mowing service, ride-on mowers require regular servicing and maintenance to keep them operating efficiently and extend their lifespan. Some local lawn mower repair shops offer to pick up ride-on mowers and deliver them back home after servicing, to save you the trouble of transporting a large mower yourself, although this can have an extra charge.

Lawn mower service

It's recommended that you have a lawn mower tune-up and service every 12 months or 50 hours of use. Not only does this give your repair shop the chance to catch minor problems before they become more serious, it also helps to extend the life of your mower so you won't have to replace it so soon. A standard service includes replacing the oil, filters and spark plugs, checking the ignition, belts and blades, charging the battery and making sure the tyres are inflated and the wheels properly aligned. Your mower will be cleaned and tested after servicing to make sure it's ready for use.

Lawn mower refuelling

Refuelling your lawn mower can involve a number of safety hazards, from inhalation of fumes to manual handling injuries, so it's a job best left to the professionals. If your mower's running dry, uses up fuel too quickly or emits smoke, it needs to be seen by an expert.

Lawn mower parts

From worn-out blades to spark plugs, replacing lawn mower parts is a lot cheaper than replacing the whole mower. Lawn mower repair shops have access to a huge range of original parts for all common brands of mowers. They should also be able to source older or uncommon parts if you need them, although you might have to wait a while for these parts to be delivered.