Crowell’s Flying Wrench

Kyson was prompt, thorough and gave a competitive price. I would recommend him to anyone for small engine work e.g. snowblowers, lawnmowers, etc.

Thanks for calling me back quickly and helping me fix the snow blower over the phone!

If your snowblower has a problem, call these guys. Kyson called me an hour before the appointment time to say he was on his way; he arrived on time; he fixed the problem quickly and inexpensively. What else could you ask for?

Do Not Take Your Mower Anywhere Else. The owner, Kayson, offered a diagnosis over the phone, and I, thinking I’d run though the system, asked him to take a look. He was swamped, and offered me a look if I threw the mower in the trailer and swung it by his shop. Almost after hours, he came out, looked it over, identified where I’d neglected to check, got my mower running true in about five minutes. After that, he verified several times. This guy will not screw around, he’ll fix your small engine if it can be fixed within reason, or recommend another course of action, all without trying to gouge you. This guy is honest. And good at what he does.

Just had Crowell’s Flying Wrench fix my lawnmower, which wouldn’t start. Kyson – the owner – was on time and quickly diagnosed the problem and fixed it, without trying to sell me additional repairs or parts I didn’t need. Very professional, very quick and a completely fair price. Great experience!

Our lawnmower was smoking and having problems a couple of falls ago. I was nervous to start it in the spring, so I looked around for a mobil lawnmower repair company. I found Flying Wrench online. It is so convenient! I have used them twice, and my lawnmower looks better after they come and runs better as well. I really appreciate Kyson’s professional manner and the quality of the work he has done.

My emergency generator is too big to fit in my car, so there’s no way to take it to a repair shop. So I called Crowell’s Flying Wrench. They gave me a quote and scheduled an appointment. Kyson arrived right on time, got my generator running as good as new, and all within the quoted price. He also serviced my snow blower and lawnmower, the latter of which he also winterized. Upon completion, their guarantee was explained to me and I felt like Crowell’s Flying Wrench gave me a lot of value for the level of service. They’re really nice, too.

Another establishment informed me it would take two weeks to look at my lawnmower. Crowels had me done in two days. Decent price, good work and friendly folks. They have my business in the future.

After calling around, Flying Wrench was offering the same price to service my lawn mower as other places but the difference is they come to your house. That was perfect for me because it saved me the headache of having to find someone that would lend me their pickup truck.
Also, they were able to come do the job the next day. Prompt, convenient, helpful service.

I called Sears to have them come out and fix my craftsman snowblower. They told me that it would be $ 100 for them to just come look at it but not even fix it. I have a large snowblower and I wasn’t looking forward to hauling it into a repair store somewhere. I called Crowell’s Flying Wrench in the evening and expected to just leave a message on a voice machine. To my surprise they answered and scheduled to come right out in just a day or two. They said they normally only go to Centerville but they were willing to come to Farmington to fix my snowblower. They came out, we’re very polite and respectful with my wife as I was at work. They did a great job, repaired my snowblower, and did all of this for a fraction of what Sears wanted to just come out and look at it.
I will gladly refer this company to my family, friends and neighbors.

My fiancé and I recently moved to Salt Lake. We’re renting a house, and there was a lawnmower provided for us to take care of the lawn.
I got it out on Saturday, and put some gas in it (after I had to go to Sears to get a replacement gas cap, with which the asshats who lived here previously either absconded or otherwise destroyed) and pulled the cord — started like a charm. We had other things planned for the day, and I just wanted to see if it would start, so I turned it off and returned it to the shed to pursue the plans for the day we’d otherwise had: baking ourselves for 8 hours in the sun doing other yard-​related labor.
So, the next day, I pull the rig out, bring it out front and give ‘er another go:
Yank. Nothing.
Yank. Nothing.
Yank. Nothing.
Prime-​prime-​prime. Yan-​SNAP!
The bloody cord snapped. Upon further inspection, it looked like the last guy to fix it used grandma’s old clothes line to replace the pull cord.
So, we call the property management company, to see what can be done about getting this bugger fixed or replaced. We were advised to get someone to come and look at it, and bill them directly. Great — sounded good to us!
I turns out that there aren’t as many house-​call-​making lawnmower repair outfits as you’d assume. We were starting to think we were going to have to chuck the blasted thing in the back of our hatchback and take it somewhere… until I found Crowell’s Flying Wrench (imagine that was accompanied by court-​of-​the-​king-​grade fanfare) on here. Thanks to the distinctive stylings of Mr. Stuart M., I learned that they travel.
So we call them. As it turns out, the outfit is helmed by owner-​operator, Kyson. Will you come fix our lawnmower? Yes? Can you bill our property management company directly? Yes?!? When can you get here???
Kyson was able to get here today, and had the lawnmower fixed up and purring like a kitten in no time. He was very nice and courteous, ready with a handshake and a smile.
I can’t speak to prices, as we’re not paying for his services ourselves, but as Stuart mentions, it’s $ 45 for him to come out, which is actually a pretty standard minimum charge for such service and covers the first hour’s labor — should he need that much time to fix what ails your equipment.
We’ll certainly be calling Kyson again, should we need assistance in the future, and I urge you to do the same!

Picture the scene.
After lord knows how many days of procrastination to mow an increasingly jungle-​esque lawn, I finally drag my lazy ass outside. I get my outdoors gear on, water bottle in hand for the hot sun, check. Im fired up, ready to go, lets do some gardening! And then, calamity, the mower grunts and groans like its about to meet its maker. Oh noes!
A wave of despair quickly descends, as I imagine the already Amazonian like lawn encroaching up over the house. That would be bad enough, until the realization dawns that I now have to haul the mower all the way to the repair shop, and then all the way back. For someone whom leaving the house alone is a major effort, all the way, TWICE, to the repair shop feels like the end of days.
But wait! Kyson and Crowell’s Flying Wrench to the rescue! A quick call is all it took to arrange Kyson to come out to my property, diagnose the fault, and fix the issue. All without leaving the comforts of my own home. The price was a measly $ 48 to fix some gas line and carburetor issues (the min call out fee which covers about 30−60mins of labor is a paltry $ 45 folks). Kyson is a consummate professional, knows his stuff, and it looked to me that his van had just about every part, and contraption on board known to man, to fix whatever he finds.
Now all I have to do, is mow that lawn…