Ed's Lawn Equipment

I am constantly changing the landscaping of my yards and they have everything thing I need as well as great variety, so I never do the same thing twice. 

Some guys love power tools, but not me. Each spring I liberate my garden tools from the stratum of winter's storm debris, remove slugs and spiders, add fresh fuel, thumb priming bulbs, pull the cords...sputter, sputter - nothing. This one needs a new hose, that one a new cord, a new cable, this one can't be fixed - forget about it. I'd set out to mow my yard, but find myself instead pulling into the parking lot at Ed's Lawn Equipment amongst convoy of hobby enthusiasts in their ten cylinder Cummings diesel monster trucks. I pull my Prius into a compact spot next to a Ford 350 with four lawn mowers in the back. I bring my bag of failed parts to the counter. There is a group of enthusiasts ogling a riding mower with pipes and flames. The counter guy produces the replacements parts - totally painless. Ed's carries a very large selection of new equipment, repair parts, and they offer service as well. While I'm not an enthusiast, this is my go-to place for garden power tools. 

Excellent service! Ed's carries some of the best lawn equipment you can buy, and their staff is extremely knowledgeable about the equipment they sell, and even the equipment they don't sell. Make sure to ask questions, they're extremely friendly and helpful. It's almost as though they want you to look around in a hassle free environment, rather than push a "used car salesman" approach on every customer. My philosophy is to support these local businesses, because if we don't, they won't be there when our equipment breaks in the future. Don't buy the big box lousy equipment- support local business and places like Ed's will be there for you in the future.

I appreciate the great help I received from Abe at the service counter. I definitively will be back for service.

Excellent Service Ed's carries some of the best lawn equipment you can buy, and their staff is extremely knowledgable about the equipment they sell, and even the equipment they don't sell. They may not seem friendly at first, but when you begin asking questions, they're extremely friendly and helpful. It's almost as though they want you to look around in a hassle free environment, rather than push a "used car salesman" approach on every customer. My philosophy is to support these local businesses, because if we don't, they won't be there when our equipment breaks in the future. Don't buy the big box crappy equipment, support local business and places like Ed's will be there for you in the future.