Marin Landscape Materials

If you use your motorized lawn equipment regularly, the engine area should be cleaned on a periodic basis to remove damaging bits of dirt and debris that could shorten its service life.

W**d eaters that will not hack weeds is a common problem that is most likely the result of the cutting string located in the middle of the blade area. If you are having trouble extending this cord or it simply will not "feed," then bring it in for repair.

If your business relies on the functionality of its lawn equipment to keep customers happy, any equipment problem could lead to unhappy customers. Let’s talk about how having us regularly service your equipment can keep it running so you can keep customers happy.

Do you ever find yourself in the paradox of having the technical ability to repair your mower yet lacking the time to do so? When time’s running short, we’re happy to be the extra set of hands you need to get repairs done quickly.

If you live in a wooded area, your chain saw is an important piece of lawn care equipment. As early as 1926, Andreas Stihl had patented an early two-person chain saw, and by 1947, Buford Cox had invented a more effective dual action chain saw.

Leaf blowers are a useful piece of lawn equipment. The earliest leaf “blowers” were developed by Japanese gardeners during the 1800s. They pumped hand bellows to produce controlled puffs of air that helped clear leaves and debris from gardens.

By mid-summer your lawn mower may be slow to start or running a bit roughly. Most push and riding lawn mowers need a mid-season tune-up to offset the many hours of use they’ve seen since the start of spring.

Light colored smoke coming from your lawn mower's engine is a sign of trouble. If this is happening to you while you are mowing, and it is coupled with a motor that stall or shuts off frequently, then it could be time to bring it in for repair.

We realize how easy it can be to get overwhelmed with everything you have to do after moving into your first home. Rest assured that we’re always available to help with all your lawn equipment repairs so that you don’t have to add one more thing to your list.

It’s important to remember that owning your own home doesn’t have to mean dealing with every little repair on your own. Whether your weedwacker won’t wack or your snow blower won’t blow, we’re always ready to help you tackle those repairs.

Ever heard of Ryan Tripp? In 1997, at the age of 12, he drove a riding lawn mower from Salt Lake City to Washington, D.C. to raise money for a baby in Utah that needed a liver transplant. Tripp collected more than $15,000 for the 3,116-mile journey.

Is your lawnmower or leaf blower running exceptionally loud? The muffler may have seen better days. Instead of spending money on ear plugs for the entire neighborhood, let us fix the problem.