REPAIR. SERVICE. READY AGAIN.

Garden machinery repairs.
Keep yours working.

From a mower that will not start to a strimmer that loses power, Rhys helps identify the fault and explain the repair options. Based near Potton, close to Biggleswade, Rhys provides garden machinery repairs and servicing for equipment owners across Bedfordshire.

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Petrol & small engines Domestic & groundcare equipment

Petrol lawn mower with a grass collection bag outside a garden workshop

BUILT TO WORK.
MAINTAINED TO LAST. Not starting?
Start with a diagnosis.

LAWN MOWERS RIDE-ON MOWERS STRIMMERS SMALL ENGINES

THE RIGHT HELP FOR YOUR EQUIPMENT

The right care
for your machinery.

Starting problems, poor cutting and unreliable drive need different checks. Explore the service for your machine to understand common symptoms and what information to share before arranging an assessment.

Walk-behind mowers

Help with mowers that will not start, stall during cutting or leave an uneven finish, alongside routine servicing.

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Green ride-on mower with its cutting deck visible outside a workshop

Ride-on mowers

Assessment of engine, cutting-deck and drive faults, including starting difficulties, deck noise and loss of movement.

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Petrol strimmer with a loop handle and nylon cutting head resting on a workshop bench

Strimmers & brushcutters

Fault diagnosis for hard starting, power loss under load and cutting heads that will not feed line or rotate.

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Petrol hedge trimmer with its toothed cutter bar laid across a wooden workbench

Hedge trimmers

Engine and cutting-assembly checks for trimmers that snag branches, cut poorly or stop driving their blades.

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Small petrol engine with its carburettor visible beside workshop tools

A PRACTICAL APPROACH

Find the fault.
Know your options.

A machine that will not start does not always need replacing. Fuel delivery, ignition and mechanical faults can produce similar symptoms, so an assessment helps identify what needs attention.

Rhys explains the findings, discusses the proposed repair and considers the machine's condition and parts availability before you decide whether to proceed.

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YEAR-ROUND MACHINERY CARE

Ready for winter.
Prepared for spring.

Long periods in storage can reveal problems when equipment is needed again. Discussing maintenance before putting a machine away, or ahead of its next working season, helps identify the checks appropriate to its condition and use.

End-of-season servicing

Discuss cleaning, engine maintenance, fuel-system checks and cutting-component inspection, with storage advice suited to the machine and its manufacturer's guidance.

Pre-season servicing

Arrange checks of starting, running, cutting and drive functions before regular use resumes. Mention any faults noticed during the previous season so they can be assessed.

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FROM PROBLEM TO PLAN

Let’s make it straightforward.

Tell us what is happening

Send the machine's make and model, describe the symptoms and include your postcode. A photograph of the identification label or affected part can help.

Discuss the assessment

Confirm suitability, availability and the practical arrangements. An assessment helps establish the fault and the repair options for your machine.

Agree the work

Once the findings, proposed work and costs have been discussed, you can decide whether to authorise the repair.

READY TO DISCUSS YOUR MACHINE?

Tell us what’s
not working.

Whether the problem appeared after storage, during mowing or while tackling heavier work, a few details are a useful starting point. Share the machine model and symptoms to discuss repair or servicing arrangements.

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Garden machinery repairs. Keep yours working.

The right care for your machinery.