diagnosis and estimate

Service Description

Complete Small Engine Diagnostic Service Get a clear, professional diagnosis of your small engine equipment before you spend money on repairs or replacement. This service is designed for lawn mowers, snow blowers, generators, pressure washers, small tractors, and similar gas‑powered equipment. What’s Included Initial consultation: Confirm the equipment type, model, and reported symptoms, plus recent use and maintenance history. Visual inspection: Check for obvious damage, missing parts, fuel or oil leaks, loose or worn components, and safety concerns. Fluid and fuel system check: Inspect fuel quality, lines, filter, tank, and carburetor/throttle body for restrictions, contamination, or varnish buildup. Ignition system test: Evaluate spark plug condition, ignition coil output, wiring, and switches to ensure proper spark and timing. Air and exhaust system review: Inspect air filter, intake path, and muffler for blockages or restrictions that affect performance. Compression and mechanical health: Test engine compression (where applicable) and check pull‑cord/recoil, valves, and internal drag for signs of internal wear or damage. Starting and performance test: Attempt to start the engine, observe running behavior (idle quality, power, smoke, noise, vibration), and verify basic operation under load when possible. Safety and control check: Verify operation of kill switch, throttle, drive controls, and other safety interlocks. What You Receive Written diagnosis: Clear explanation of the root cause(s) of the problem in plain language. Priority repair options: Recommended repair plan with parts and labor expectations, plus “good / better / best” choices when applicable. Cost‑benefit guidance: Honest assessment of whether the machine is worth repairing based on age, condition, and estimated cost. Maintenance recommendations: Specific tips to prevent repeat issues and extend the service life of your equipment. Ideal For Equipment that won’t start, is hard to start, or stalls. Loss of power, rough running, or excessive smoke. New‑to‑you or seasonal machines that need a professional checkup before regular use.