Lawn Mower Repair
Lawn mowers for residential or commercial use. Starting problems, rough running, and routine maintenance.
“It ran fine last fall. Now it won’t start.”
Lawn mower, snowblower, generator, and small-engine repair from a local, owner-operated business.
Or prepare a repair requestMost of the work is lawn mowers, snowblowers, and generators. If it has a small gas engine, call and describe it.
Lawn mowers for residential or commercial use. Starting problems, rough running, and routine maintenance.
“It ran fine last fall. Now it won’t start.”
Get your snowblower checked before the first real Michigan snowfall, or get it running again when it quits mid-storm.
“First snow of the year, and it won’t fire.”
Portable generator engines that won’t start, surge, or stall. Best handled before the next power outage.
“The power went out and the generator won’t start.”
Oil changes for four-stroke mower, snowblower, and generator engines. Simple maintenance that helps an engine last.
“I honestly don’t remember the last time I changed it.”
Two-stroke and four-stroke engines on other outdoor power equipment. Call and describe what you have.
“It’s not a mower, but it has a small engine and it’s acting up.”
Westland Small Engine Repair is independent and owner-operated. When you call, you reach Brandon, the mechanic who will work on your equipment.
Keeping prices competitive is a big part of how Brandon runs the business. Ask for a repair estimate when you call.
Residential and commercial equipment, two-stroke and four-stroke engines, across many common brands.
Call or text (734) 400-0790. Many repairs may be completed within 1–2 days, depending on the issue, workload, and parts availability.
“I needed my lawnmower fixed and there was no one to do it.”
That’s how Brandon Yetter describes getting into small engines. His mower needed work, he couldn’t find anyone available to take care of it, so he learned to fix it himself. That experience turned into helping other people with the same problem, and now into Westland Small Engine Repair.
He runs the business himself from Westland. Expect plain talk about what’s wrong, what it will take, and when it should be ready.
More about BrandonTell Brandon the equipment, brand, model if you have it, and what it’s doing. A photo by text helps.
Agree on a time to bring it in. Please arrange it first rather than dropping equipment off unannounced.
Brandon looks it over and tells you what he finds. Ask for a repair estimate.
Many repairs may be completed within 1–2 days, depending on the issue, workload, and parts availability. Pay with Cash or Cash App.
Independent repair. Not an authorized dealer or warranty service center for any brand.
Mowers that sat all winter and won’t start. Oil changes and pre-season checks before the first cut.
Why mowers won’t start after winterMowers that quit mid-season. Generators checked and ready for summer storm outages.
Generator repairSnowblower prep before the first Michigan snowfall. Mowers serviced before storage.
Snowblower prep checklistSnowblowers that won’t start or stopped throwing snow. Generators for ice-storm outages.
Snowblower repairCustomers come from Westland and nearby communities across Wayne County. All drop-offs are arranged by phone or text.
Service area detailsIt depends on the machine and what’s wrong with it. Call or text with the equipment type, brand, and what it’s doing, and ask for a repair estimate.
Many repairs may be completed within 1–2 days, depending on the issue, workload, and parts availability.
Call or text first so you and Brandon can agree on a drop-off time. Please don’t drop equipment off without arranging it.
Pickup and delivery aren’t offered right now. You arrange a time to drop your equipment off and pick it up when it’s ready.
Equipment from brands including Briggs & Stratton, Kohler, Honda, Toro, Craftsman, STIHL, Cub Cadet, John Deere. Westland Small Engine Repair is independent and isn’t an authorized dealer or warranty service center for any brand.
Yes. Both residential and commercial equipment, with two-stroke and four-stroke engines.
Cash or Cash App.
Ask about warranty coverage for your repair when you call.
Call or text with the type of equipment, the brand, and what it’s doing. He’ll tell you what to expect and how to get it to him.