Snowblower Snow Blower Tune-Ups & Small Engine Repair – Get Ready for Winter - $60 (Scranton)
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Don’t wait until the first snowstorm to find out your snowblower won’t start.
September is a great time to have your snowblower serviced while there’s still time to address any problems before winter. I provide affordable local tune-ups, maintenance, and minor repairs for snowblowers, push mowers, and other small-engine equipment.
I’ve been working on small engines as a hobby for approximately 15 years, helping friends, family, and neighbors keep their equipment running properly.
Services available:
• Snowblower tune-ups
• Push mower tune-ups
• Carburetor cleaning and replacement
• Oil changes
• Spark plug replacement
• Fuel system cleaning
• Pull-cord repair
• Blade sharpening
• Minor repairs and troubleshooting
Pricing:
Snowblower tune-up — Starting at $75
Push mower tune-up — Starting at $60
Blade sharpening — $15
Parts and additional repairs are not included in the base tune-up price. If your equipment won’t start or needs more than routine service, I’ll diagnose the problem and let you know the cost before replacing anything.
Local drop-off service in Scranton.
Push mowers, snowblowers, and similar small-engine equipment only — no riding mowers at this time.
Quick turnaround in most cases.
When messaging, please include:
• What type of equipment you have
• The make and model, if available
• What it’s doing — won’t start, runs rough, stalls, leaks fuel, etc.
Get it taken care of now and avoid the repair rush when the first snow is in the forecast.