At Reel Works we specialize in sharpening, servicing, and maintaining reel-type mowers. We relief grind the blades to allow more life to the edge and level and adjust the blade to the bedknife for that smooth scissor cut. Service includes removal and replacement of air filter, sparkplug, and oil along with greasing the points, adjusting the clutches, and removing and replacing or adjusting any chains that need attention. We also maintain reel-type mowers with any repairs that your mower may need at an affordable price. We can do a simple cleaning of a carburetor jet to completely rebuilding the rear end of your TruCut C27. We can do it all and we will treat you like family in the meantime.

Well, in a simple answer...EVERYTHING! We have NEVER turned anyone away and no matter if your mower is a 100-year-old family heirloom that you are trying to restore or you have a 12 gang Toro pull behind Tractor set of reels. We can help you out. So, feel free to bring us your unique ones and keep bringing the TruCuts, Trimmers, and McLanes also. ** Also, if you have a Locke or Gravely walk behind Reel, I know you are probably stressing over parts and how to maintain those mowers. Well just give us a call I'm sure we can help you out!

We are open Monday - Friday from 8 am till 5 pm. ** Unless other arrangements have been made **

Normally this answer is No. You can bring your equipment anytime during the week to us and any of our trained staff would be glad to help you out. BUT, if you are like some of our " Far Away Family '' that live in other states or further south in GA. you would have to schedule a day or a weekend with our owner, Anthony. Usually, we get you in early in the morning and you’re on your way back home before lunchtime.

Yes, we do offer pickup and delivery, you can either call it in and schedule a pick-up date or you can fill out one of the forms located on our home page. How far & How much go hand and hand, there is a base rate of $60 but can range up to $100 (Those prices are for standard reel mowers, no matter if we pick up 1 or 20 at your house it will mostly depend on how far you are with standard reel-type mowers) Triplex Riders, 5 Gang Riders (Anything I Have To Pull A Trailer To Get Is $80 plus Distance)

Reel Works has based its reputation on turning around a great product in a timely fashion. There should be no reason that a reel mower customer should ever be without their reel mower any longer than a week (Unless something Major Is Wrong) Our turnaround time on a normal sharpen and service is usually a week.

Yes. We do offer a number of equipment that is available for purchase. We are a California Trimmer Parts & Equipment Dealer, we are a McLane Parts & Equipment Dealer, we are a Swardman Equipment Dealer, & We are a Tru Cut Parts Dealer. We also offer a wide assortment of refurbished (Like New) mowers for sale that are just as good and 1/2 the price.  Come in and see us, give us a call, or email us and we would be glad to help you out.

Reel Works accepts all matters of payment Visa, Master Card, Discover, and American Express however, with the use of a credit/debit card there is a 4% transaction fee. Reel Works also accepts checks and cash.

Reel Works doesn't per se have a warranty on the work that they put out but, we do stand by our quality of work and our employees' work ethics. So, if you feel there is ever something that doesn't feel right or just off please don't hesitate to let us know and we will do everything in our power to make it right. 

Usually, the best time to bring in your reel mower is around mid to late March after you have scalped your yard. However, if you scalp your yard with a rotary mower you can bring it in a bit earlier and beat the rush. The answer to the second part of this question is, it all depends on what you are cutting and how often you are cutting... The grass will let you know. When I say that, I mean if you took a piece of paper and cut it with a pair of scissors that would be like cutting with a reel mower, it’s a clean smooth cut. Now if you take that same paper and rip it with your fingers, in essence, you are getting the same result but, the paper has a fuzzy, hazy look and feel. That is like cutting with a dull blade, it leaves you with a white-yellowish haze. That’s when you know it’s at least time for a backlapp.