Snowblower Repair in Watertown
Snowblowers are Tom’s specialty. Tune-ups, repairs, and full restorations for single-stage and two-stage snow blowers, all brands, so yours starts on the first pull when the storm hits.
Snowblower tune-ups and repairs
Whether your snow blower won’t start, runs rough, or just sat all summer with old gas in it, bring it to D & M on Orchard Street in Watertown. Customers call Tom “the most knowledgeable person about how snowblowers work and how to repair them,” and many repairs are finished while you wait.
Common snowblower problems we fix
- Snowblower won’t start, or only runs with the choke on
- Old or stale gas and a gummed-up carburetor
- Surging, stalling, or losing power under load
- Auger or impeller not turning, broken shear pins, worn belts
- Drive problems on self-propelled and two-stage machines
- Chute, cable, and control issues
- Pre-season tune-ups and end-of-season storage prep
All brands, including vintage machines
Tom works on every make: Toro, Ariens, Honda, Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, Cub Cadet, MTD, Husqvarna, Snapper, and Briggs & Stratton, Tecumseh, and Kohler engines. He’s also known for bringing old machines back to life.
“I brought in a dead Toro 621 snowblower which had gone at least 4 years without any maintenance. It looks brand new and runs better than new.”
“If you want a guy that could build you a snowblower from scratch if he had to, then this is the place.” — owner of a 1973 Ariens Sno-Thro
Snowblower pickup and delivery
No truck? Tom can pick up your snowblower or other snow equipment, fix it, and bring it back. Call (617) 924-4908 to set up a time.
Fair prices, no upselling
Customers say it in review after review: fair, honest prices. You get a straight answer about what’s wrong, and Tom looks for ways to save you money on parts.
Serving Watertown and nearby towns
Snowblower repair for Belmont, Waltham, and Newton.
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Common Questions
When should I get my snowblower tuned up?
Before the first storm. In the Boston area, October and November are the best time. Once snow is in the forecast, every shop gets busy.
My snowblower won't start. Can you fix it?
Almost always. The most common cause is old gas gumming up the carburetor, but Tom will find the real problem and give you a straight answer. Call (617) 924-4908 or bring it in.
Do you repair two-stage snowblowers?
Yes. Single-stage and two-stage snowblowers of every brand, including Toro, Ariens, Honda, Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, and Cub Cadet.
Do you pick up snowblowers?
Yes. Pickup and delivery is available for snowblowers and other snow equipment. Call (617) 924-4908 to set up a time.
Can you fix an old or vintage snowblower?
Yes. Tom has restored machines that other shops wouldn’t touch, including a 1973 Ariens Sno-Thro.