I wouldn't recommend this company for any repairs. I brought my $700 hedge trimmer in and it came…read moreback with missing parts. The flat spring was installed incorrectly. The blades weren't cleaned properly and the cutting blade was upside down. I brought it back twice and they said there was nothing wrong. I wouldn't waste a penny taking anything back or buying anything from them the service was TERRIBLE!!!

Reliable, competent and honest business. I recommend them for repairs, parts and service. I have…read morepurchased parts over the years. They sell many major brands as well.

I bought a Honda generator from this place a few years ago. The price could not be beat. Sadly,…read morethey are no longer in operation. Signs on the business indicate they are doing inventory and restructuring the business. The phone number is no longer in service, so it's hard to know if they'll reopen. Too bad. This place was in business for 50 years.

Do not recommend. They only want the sale. Never going back there for any reason. Find somewhere…read moreelse. It was the person behind the front counter taking transactions. It was the female cashier.

I am sharing my experience with the service I received from Carl's Mower regarding my 2-year-old…read moreHonda HRX217 self-propelled lawn mower. My experience has raised serious concerns about their service practices, warranty support, and customer treatment at this Honda dealership. On April 17, 2025, Carl's Mower performed a camshaft replacement under Honda's official safety recall warranty service. During this service, they also replaced the mower's carburetor without my prior knowledge or authorization. I submitted a written complaint to Carl's Mower about replacing the carburetor to which they responded by stating they would strive to improve communication. On May 8, 2025, I had to return the mower to Carl's Mower because the mower would no longer idle - an issue clearly related to the newly installed carburetor. Later that same evening, I received a voicemail saying the mower was ready for pickup. When I arrived the next morning, May 9, the sales representative asked if I had used any ethanol-containing gasoline in the mower since their warranty work to replace the camshaft. I said Yes, I used regular unleaded gasoline from the gas station which contained up to 10% ethanol (E10) - which fully complies with Honda's published fuel recommendations. Despite this, they refused to perform any adjustments under warranty, citing the use of ethanol content gasoline was a disqualifier, and that I would have to pay to adjust the carburetor idle. I pointed out that even the Honda Owner's Manual (WPC.204008.2021.04) on page 15 explicitly states that gasoline containing up to 10% ethanol (E10) is acceptable. The representative stood by their decision and reiterated they would not perform any service unless I would pay for it. I refused of course and asked for my mower back. To my surprise, when I left the building, I found they had strangely already loaded my mower into the bed of my truck without my knowledge or consent. After bringing the mower home, I personally adjusted the throttle cable to correct the idle issue. But when I went to fill the fuel tank, I found a significant amount of dirt and debris inside the mower's plastic fuel tank - as if a handful of dirt had been thrown inside. I have used the same clean, filtered gas can for years and cannot explain the dirt contamination. The only times the mower has been handled or refueled were during Carl's Mower's camshaft recall warranty work and the follow-up carburetor service. I thoroughly cleaned the tank, the lines, tank filter and carburetor bowl, and refilled the mower with gasoline. There was no dirt or contaminants in the gas tank. Since then, the mower has run without issue, and no further contamination has appeared. This experience leaves me deeply concerned about Carl's Mower's service integrity: * Unauthorized part replacement * Not providing the old carburetor part when requested * Refusal to provide follow-up service on their own parts replacement work * Misrepresentation of Honda's safe fuel guidelines specifically regarding the Authorized use of 10% ethanol containing gasoline * Apparent mishandling or contamination of my mower's fuel tank Based on these events, I no longer trust Carl's Mower and will never return, choosing to take my business to Lynden. I am also disappointed that such a dealership represents the Honda brand, which I have long trusted for quality and reliability in my mower, pressure washer, and generator for decades. Customers deserve authorized service centers that act professionally, follow manufacturer safe fuel guidelines, and treat warranty claims with integrity.

I'm somewhat conflicted on my review but here it is. I am a return customer but may go elsewhere…read morefor future lawn equipment needs. The good: This is a great local business if you're in the market for yard equipment. Staff seems to be knowledgeable and provide several options for whatever you need. The store is clean and easy to navigate. When purchasing a chainsaw, we received a personal demonstration with instruction. You certainly won't get that at a big box store. Could be better: It's very annoying that, on one occasion while shopping with my husband, Carl primarily spoke to him. I was the primary consumer, asked questions, and made the final decision when selecting a chainsaw but received only a few glances. If you are a lady, you understand how rude this is.

Great prices compared to Canyon and fast work. Even washed my ride on. Definately will go to him…read moreagain.

From the owner: Pick up and delivery available for additional fee. Low hourly rates. Willing to work on older…read moreequipment.

Charged me over 200 to repair pressure washer claimed he cleaned carb and when I took apart due to…read morenot working carb was so dirty! Ripped us off plus took over a month to get back. Terrible customer service do not deal with these people just out for easy money!!

These reviewers are . These guys have been around for generations and know what they're doing.read more