Mower, Generator & Small Engine Service

Services We Offer

Lawn Mower Tune-Ups & Repair A lawn mower that's properly maintained cuts cleaner, starts easier, runs more efficiently, and lasts significantly longer than one that only gets attention when something goes wrong. Ironclad provides tune-up and repair services for push mowers, self-propelled mowers, riding mowers, and zero-turn mowers across all brands — including oil changes, air filter replacement, spark plug replacement, fuel filter service, blade sharpening and replacement, belt inspection and replacement, carburetor cleaning, and the general service that keeps a mower starting on the first pull and cutting the way it should all season long. For riding mowers and zero-turns we also handle drive system service, deck leveling and adjustment, battery service, ignition issues, and the mechanical repairs that keep larger mowers out of the dealer's service queue where wait times during peak season can stretch for weeks. Whether your mower needs its annual tune-up before the grass starts growing or a repair that's been sidelining it for weeks, Ironclad gets it done efficiently and at a price that makes sense relative to what the equipment is worth.

Portable Generator Service & Repair A generator that won't start when the power goes out isn't a backup — it's a expensive paperweight sitting in your garage giving you false confidence. Ironclad provides maintenance and repair services for portable generators of all sizes and brands, including the annual service that keeps a generator ready to run when it's needed — oil changes, spark plug replacement, air filter service, fuel system cleaning, carburetor service, load testing, and the general inspection that identifies issues before they surface during an actual outage. Generators that sit unused for extended periods are particularly prone to carburetor varnishing from stale fuel — a common and completely preventable problem that Ironclad addresses as part of every generator service. If your generator hasn't been run or serviced in more than a year, now is the right time to have it looked at — not the night the power goes out during a hurricane warning.

Chainsaw Service & Repair A chainsaw that won't start, runs rough, loses power under load, or won't hold a chain that stays sharp is both frustrating and potentially dangerous — a poorly performing chainsaw requires more force and more passes to do what a properly tuned one handles efficiently and safely. Ironclad services and repairs chainsaws of all sizes and brands, including carburetor cleaning and adjustment, air filter and fuel filter service, spark plug replacement, chain sharpening and replacement, bar inspection and replacement, sprocket wear assessment, ignition system diagnosis, and the mechanical repairs that restore a chainsaw to full cutting performance. Whether it's a homeowner's occasional use saw that needs its annual service or a well-used saw that's developed a problem mid-job, we'll get it running cleanly and cutting confidently.

Weed Eater & String Trimmer Service A string trimmer that bogs down in heavy grass, won't advance line properly, vibrates excessively, or has become impossible to start on a warm summer morning is one of those small equipment problems that manages to be enormously aggravating given how simple the tool is supposed to be. Ironclad services and repairs gas-powered string trimmers and weed eaters across all brands and configurations — including two-stroke and four-stroke engines, straight shaft and curved shaft models, and battery-powered units with mechanical issues. Service includes carburetor cleaning, fuel line and filter replacement, spark plug service, air filter replacement, trimmer head cleaning and line replacement, and the ignition and engine diagnosis that tracks down hard starting and running issues at their source. A properly serviced string trimmer starts easily, runs smoothly, and makes lawn edging the quick task it's supposed to be rather than the half-hour wrestling match it becomes when the equipment isn't right.

Leaf Blower Service & Repair A leaf blower that's lost its power, runs rough, or won't start defeats the entire purpose of having one — and most leaf blower problems trace back to the same carburetor, fuel system, and ignition issues that affect all small two and four-stroke engines. Ironclad services and repairs gas-powered leaf blowers of all types — handheld, backpack, and wheeled units across all brands — including carburetor cleaning, fuel system service, air filter replacement, spark plug service, and the engine diagnosis that restores full power and reliable starting. For backpack blowers that see heavy use through fall cleanup season, an annual tune-up before the leaves start falling is a worthwhile investment that pays off every time the unit fires up and runs through a full tank without issue.

Hedge Trimmer Service & Repair Hedge trimmers take more mechanical abuse than most homeowners realize — the constant reciprocating blade action puts significant stress on the drivetrain, and a trimmer that's been used heavily without maintenance will eventually develop the binding, stalling, and power loss issues that make precise trimming work frustrating and imprecise. Ironclad services and repairs gas-powered hedge trimmers including engine service, gear case inspection and lubrication, blade sharpening and replacement, and the drivetrain work that keeps the cutting mechanism operating smoothly and efficiently. Properly sharpened and lubricated blades make a measurable difference in cut quality and engine load — a hedge trimmer working against dull blades uses significantly more power and fuel than one that's properly maintained.

Pressure Washer Service & Repair A pressure washer that's lost its pressure, leaks from the pump, surges and drops instead of delivering steady flow, or won't start has usually developed one of a handful of common and addressable problems — and most of them are significantly less expensive to fix than replacing the unit. Ironclad services and repairs gas-powered pressure washers across all brands and pressure ratings, including engine service, pump inspection and repair, unloader valve service, hose and fitting assessment, and the diagnosis that identifies whether a pressure problem originates in the engine, the pump, or the flow path. Pressure washer pumps are particularly vulnerable to damage from running dry, using incorrect oil, or being stored with water left in the pump during freezing temperatures — all common causes of pump failure that Ironclad can assess and address before recommending replacement.

Tiller Service & Repair A garden tiller that won't start, loses power under load, or has tines that don't turn properly can turn the most satisfying spring garden prep into a full day of frustration. Ironclad services and repairs front-tine and rear-tine tillers across all brands and engine sizes, including engine tune-ups, carburetor service, tine inspection and replacement, transmission and drive system service, belt replacement, and the general mechanical work that keeps a tiller breaking up soil efficiently rather than bouncing across the surface of it. Tillers tend to be used seasonally and stored for extended periods — making carburetor cleaning and fuel system service the most common repair need, particularly on equipment that was stored without properly stabilized fuel.

Carburetor Cleaning & Fuel System Service If there's one service that applies to virtually every piece of outdoor power equipment Ironclad works on, it's carburetor cleaning — and if there's one thing that causes more small engine problems than anything else, it's stale fuel left sitting in a carburetor through months of storage. Modern ethanol-blended gasoline degrades relatively quickly, leaving behind varnish and gum deposits that clog the tiny passages and jets in a carburetor with remarkable efficiency. Ironclad provides standalone carburetor cleaning and fuel system service for any small engine equipment — removing and disassembling the carburetor, cleaning all passages and jets ultrasonically or with appropriate solvent, inspecting and replacing worn gaskets and needle valves, and reassembling and adjusting for proper fuel mixture and idle. It's the single most effective repair for equipment that won't start, runs rough, or surges — and it's almost always less expensive than the parts replacement approach of throwing components at a problem until something works.

Blade Sharpening & Cutting Component Service Sharp cutting components make every outdoor power tool perform better and put less stress on the engine driving them — and dull blades, chains, and cutting heads are one of the most commonly overlooked maintenance items on outdoor equipment. Ironclad provides blade sharpening and balancing for lawn mower blades of all sizes, chain sharpening for chainsaws, and hedge trimmer blade sharpening — restoring the cutting edge that makes these tools work efficiently rather than tearing, pulling, and forcing their way through material they should be cutting cleanly. Mower blade balancing is as important as sharpening — an unbalanced blade creates the vibration that prematurely wears spindle bearings and makes a mower uncomfortable to operate. We balance every blade we sharpen as a matter of course.

Seasonal Tune-Up Packages The best time to service outdoor power equipment is before the season starts — not when the grass is already knee high, the neighbors are watching, and every small engine shop in town has a three week backlog. Ironclad offers seasonal tune-up packages for homeowners who want their full complement of outdoor power equipment serviced and ready before the season demands it. Bring in your mower, trimmer, blower, and chainsaw at the same time and we'll work through everything systematically — changing fluids, replacing filters and plugs, cleaning carburetors, sharpening blades, and returning every piece of equipment in the kind of condition that makes the first Saturday of the season go exactly the way it's supposed to. Scheduling your seasonal service early means no wait, no backlog, and no equipment sitting in a shop when you need it in your hands.