Friendly and very experienced staff. Great prices on parts, maintenance and new products. Great…read morelocal business that has been around for 70 years.

Love this place! Matt at the counter is awesome. The ladies in the office are great and they have…read morea couple dogs that are cute and very friendly. On a couple of occasions now I've talked with two of the techs in the back, an older guy and a young guy. They are very friendly and knowledgeable about a wide variety of equipment. I brought my manual start Toro Powerlite snowblower in for starting problems I could not resolve, plus the scraper bar was shot. They said my engine was pretty much worn out, so they put a good used engine on it from a machine that another customer had just left there. And this engine had an electric starter! So now I have a machine I can start manually or electrically. But wait, there's more. They thought the rubber paddles on mine were a bit worn out, so they put on a better used pair they had laying around FOR FREE! They also thoroughly cleaned the carb (by ultrasonic method) from the new (used) engine they put in, plus cleaned the fuel tank to ensure no starting problems. All told, they put a lot of work into my machine, including the engine with electric start, for under $200, which I thought was pretty good. It starts and runs like a champ now, just in time for today's snowstorm. Previously I'd only bought parts here a couple of times. And now I know their service/repairs are top notch too!

Came out to my house to tune up my snow blower. He adjusted my shifter, changed my oil, spark…read moreplugs, and replaced some sheer pins for me back in October for about $150.00. He was on time. In and out in 25 min. I have used my snowblower 3x so far and my shifter works like a charm after not working the best for years. The fact that he came to my house was essential for me. I didn't have to worry about trying to lift a 2 stage snowblower into my car.

If I could leave 0 stars I would. We needed our riding lawn mower repaired so we asked someone to…read morecome out and take a look. At first we didn't think anyone would be home and they told us to just leave the mower out and they'd fix it. REMEMBER THIS, they would have had to call us eventually to tell us it was repaired or ask what was wrong in the first place. My grandparents were the only ones home so they answered when the technician arrived. They are from another country, English is not their first language. They tried their best to explain what was wrong but didn't get the message across, my mother was at work but was available to call and translate for the technician but he REFUSED. My grandma ended up calling her herself and held the phone up to explain what was wrong, (the mower wouldn't start) a back and forth argument ensued about how my grandparents told him one thing and my mom was telling him another. And eventually he ended up spraying starting fluid and charging $120 for it and leaving. My mother later decided to text the company and let them know their technician was extremely rude and unprofessional about the entire situation. Just know if you are a US citizen that speaks English as a second language YOU ARE NOT A VALUED CUSTOMER HERE. We offered a way to remediate the situation and you refused and argued, that's on you not us. Do better. In the texts he mentions we should have been onsite and that they can't do the job if they can't communicate with us, yet they tell us to leave the mower outside when nobody is home? That doesn't add up, which do you want? If anyone takes the time to read this just know I'm not making this review because my feelings were hurt, I'm making this review because people deserve to know the kind of service they're paying for. This company's lack of professionalism, blatant disregard for customer communication, and discriminatory attitude toward non-native English speakers is unacceptable. Businesses that operate with such poor standards and hostility toward their customers should not be rewarded with your hard-earned money. Take your business elsewhere--somewhere that values all customers equally and treats them with the respect they deserve.

Daryl does excellent work in a timely manner. Very honest and has a passion for what he does. He…read morehas repaired our snowblower, lawnmowers, chain saw and a log splitter.

He fixed a few lawn mowers and snow blowers for us over the years. The work was always done within…read morea week and he kept us up to date throughout the entire repair process. It was not difficult to get an appointment and I could text him anytime to get an update. This has been one of the better places I've gone to in the area. He stands by his work and I trust him to do what he says.

Stopped in at 10:30am to buy a snowblower and place is closed. sign on door states it should have…read moreopened at 8am.

Stopped late in the afternoon for a headlight and the guys were great!! In and out quick with what…read moreI needed. I will go back for sure next time I need anything for my plow.

Greg's Small Engines no longer repairs snowblower's, per Greg…read more(https://www.yelp.com/biz/gregs-small-engines-shorewood - May 2022), and he referred me to Dylan and Sean, who worked for him and whom he trained. The last snow of the season, my snowblower rotor sucked up a loose chain. The shear pins didn't let go and the drive shaft for the rotor failed. I texted the number given to me by Greg. Dylan responded very quickly and made an appointment to come to our house. Dylan and Sean took no time at all to assess the problem and in a matter of less than a half hour, they solved the issue and were on their way. I can't tell you how impressed I was with both Dylan and Sean. They are down to earth, friendly, gentle souls who really know their stuff (Snow blowers, mowers, riding mowers, one and two stroke, etc.). Their business is to come out to your location, wherever the machine that needs attention is at, and to do the tuneup or repair needed on site. How great is that? They are honest as the day is long and they more than reasonably price their service. I HIGHLY recommend Mobile Small Engines!

We were very pleased with their services last year. This year I made an appt. No show, no call…read more I called the business to reschedule another appt. They ignored my call. Risky to count on them. Be careful!

I've been using Spears for the last 7 years -- and I have nothing but great things to say about…read moreShane and his crew. We bought our riding lawn mower used from him, and he has kept both my lawn mover and snow blower running great. He gives realistic expectations in both cost and time frames. He also offers pick up service which is very nice for those of us without trailers.

Owner called me on my cell demanding to speak to my husband. Then yelled at me because we had a…read morebad experience with them overcharging us adding fees in while not even fixing the snowblower. My husband left a one star review so Shane, the owner took it upon himself to call me and yell so loudly that people in the store could get him. I hung up. Never use them! Unprofessional !!!

This is the second time we've used Best Electric. The first time was when we're selling our house…read moreabout seven years ago and knob-and-tube wiring was found in the attic. They were the place closest to us so we called. They provided us with rush service considering the issue and timing and explained the best way to fix the issue and did so in a very timely fashion. This time, we had issues with our doorbell. Jeff R. came out within the time promised. He was very nice and respectful. We sorted out the issue, it was fixed in an hour, and the charge was the minimum at $165. Overall, two great experiences with Best Electric!

This has just been a mess since the beginning. Best was contracted by the people we used to replace…read morethe siding. He showed up sporadically, and was awkward and unprofessional. The first time was okay, I let him inside (during COVID) even though he was doing outdoor work so he could see the space. He never wore a mask, didn't even have one, and no shoe covers either. The next time I asked him to wear a mask and I had to provide one to him. The next time (yes, this has been almost two months and the project still isn't complete) he showed up to the job with a dead drill? He needed to plug it into my house to charge, and then just sat in his van half an hour letting it juice up. We wanted two over-door lights and two outdoor outlets put in. He would leave siding open on the house showing the insulation and then leave for days at a time, even during rain storms. The last time he came over he slammed so hard that the plaster wall cracked INSIDE the house! We had two switches to be fixed inside, he did one then sat down and said he was too tired for the day and needed to go home. So he just.... left? Still hasn't been fixed. Now it's been three and a half weeks since he "finished" the project and guess what? The switches for the outdoor lights are swapped. One side of the duplex controls the other side's outdoor lights and vice versa. We've been calling this whole time to get him to return and fix the work, but no one has showed up.