Having located the business online at the listed address, I called on or about November and an appointment was established for November 16th I asked about his location and he stated he had moved but would make a house-call and I agreed The repairman, ***, was there on time and seemed anxious, even excited about the repair I explained it was likely a blown head gasket and described the symptoms He agreed and began the repairs While finishing, he started the engine and I agreed the repair was complete I paid him $for the approximate one-and-a-half-hour job
NOTE: He left me a receipt describing a 90-day warranty on the work The address on the invoice is as follows: *** ***, *** ** *** *** *** ** ***, phone: ***
A couple of weeks later, when I needed to use the machine, I started the engine and it promptly began to spew oil out of the head creating a huge mess on my driveway I called the following Monday, not wanting to troub
On May 26, 2018, a representative claiming to be the owner of Jeremiah's Small Engine Repair, Ronnie S***, arrivef at my residence to diagnose and repair a *** riding mower and a *** *** riding mowerThe *** riding mower would not start using conventional methods, i.eturning key in ignition switchAfter examining the ***, Mr.S*** suggested the ignition switch be replacedMr.S*** showed me how to bypass the ignition switch by applying a screwdriver to the solonoid posts, which did in fact, start the engineUsing that method to start the engine is not safe as sparks are produced and can be a fire and safety hazard MrS*** did not perform any serviced to the *** ***MrS*** charged $for a trip charge (this amount is very reasonable) and charged an additional $for repairs which he explained until the ignition switch was replaced he would look into other solutionsI ordered an ignition switch directly from *** and installed it myselfTh
Having located the business online at the listed address, I called on or about November and an appointment was established for November 16th I asked about his location and he stated he had moved but would make a house-call and I agreed The repairman, ***, was there on time and seemed anxious, even excited about the repair I explained it was likely a blown head gasket and described the symptoms He agreed and began the repairs While finishing, he started the engine and I agreed the repair was complete I paid him $for the approximate one-and-a-half-hour job
NOTE: He left me a receipt describing a 90-day warranty on the work The address on the invoice is as follows: *** ***, *** ** *** *** *** ** ***, phone: ***
A couple of weeks later, when I needed to use the machine, I started the engine and it promptly began to spew oil out of the head creating a huge mess on my driveway I called the following Monday, not wanting to troub
On May 26, 2018, a representative claiming to be the owner of Jeremiah's Small Engine Repair, Ronnie S***, arrivef at my residence to diagnose and repair a *** riding mower and a *** *** riding mowerThe *** riding mower would not start using conventional methods, i.eturning key in ignition switchAfter examining the ***, Mr.S*** suggested the ignition switch be replacedMr.S*** showed me how to bypass the ignition switch by applying a screwdriver to the solonoid posts, which did in fact, start the engineUsing that method to start the engine is not safe as sparks are produced and can be a fire and safety hazard MrS*** did not perform any serviced to the *** ***MrS*** charged $for a trip charge (this amount is very reasonable) and charged an additional $for repairs which he explained until the ignition switch was replaced he would look into other solutionsI ordered an ignition switch directly from *** and installed it myselfTh