Onspotrepair.ca is an owner operated small engine repair and maintenance Company. Our head office is based in Stouffville Ontario, and we service equipment at your home, place of business or construction site. This business was started by the owner, who saw the need to create a efficient and well equipped small engine repair service that took the hassle out of transporting your heavy equipment to the repair shop. Our primary goal is to make it both easy and cost-effective for you to get your power equipment serviced.

No! This is the entire premise of our philosophy. We come to you and do the work at your site so there is no pick up or delivery charge. If your equipment requires parts that have to be ordered a part supplier will deliver the needed part the same day or we will schedule another day for the service. You just pay for parts and labour.

We custom built our vehicle to do the service or repair at your house with nothing needed. However, in case of any emergency, we need to have access to your water and a power source.

That’s perfectly fine. Just call our office and we will provide you with instructions on where to leave your equipment.

Most manufacturers recommend servicing your equipment at least once a year. All small engines use petroleum-based products. As the additives in the petroleum break down and the oil and gas is left to settle over long periods of time, it can cause sludge and a gummy residue. This residue can cause engines to “hunt and surge” or, worse, break down. Also, the sludge can block key lubricating points resulting in rapid and excessive wear. Eventually, the engine could become completely ruined.

Everything for the service package is included in our low advertised price. On Spot Repair never charges for unlisted extras. We bring everything we need for the job in our fully-stocked vehicles. In case your unit needs a part we don’t have, we will quote you on the amount for parts and labor and we’ll get it to you in a matter of days and finish the job with a minimum fee for a return service call.

Sharpening cycles depend on the conditions encountered by the mower. In sandy or very dry conditions, the blades may need sharpening every two to three hours. At a minimum, the blades should be checked and sharpened, if necessary, before each day of operation. Tip: Keep an extra set of sharp blades handy to replace those that become dull or damaged during daily operation.

Call our office to reschedule or cancel your appointment.