One shop keeps them all running. Sales, parts and service for mowers, snowblowers, generators, tillers and trimmers — with a parts counter that can special-order almost anything. Snowblower season is coming: book your service before the rush.
St. Catharines has been called the Garden City for over a century — and every garden here comes with a mower, a trimmer, and a snowblower in the garage for when the lake weather turns. Garden City Lawn & Leisure keeps all of it running from the shop at 1 Spring St.
Machines on the floor, a real parts counter behind it, and mechanics in the back. Bring in the model and serial number, and if the part exists, it can be ordered.
New equipment on the showroom floor — snowblowers, mowers, generators, tillers and trimmers.
Wheels, belts, blades, paddles and cables — in stock or special-ordered, even for older machines.
Spring tune-ups, winter rebuilds and repairs — you get a call with the quote before the wrenches come out.
Tune-ups, repairs and new machines — the schedule fills overnight after the first lake-effect dump, so the smart money services in the fall. Augers, paddles, belts and carbs sorted before the snow flies.
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Spring tune-ups, blade sharpening, no-start diagnosis and season-ending storage prep for push mowers, rides and lawn tractors. Regulars bring theirs in every spring for a reason.
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A real parts counter — wheels, belts, blades, spark plugs, cables and the odd part nobody else will chase down. Bring your model and serial number and we'll find it.
Order a part →
Quiet inverter units for camping and backup power for Niagara's ice-storm season — sold and serviced, with the parts to keep them starting on the first pull.
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Rear-tine tillers for the vegetable patch, string trimmers, leaf blowers and the rest of the shed — the whole outdoor-power lineup, sold and repaired under one roof.
Get it running →Trailer hitches installed properly and priced fairly — local trailer dealers send their customers here for a reason. Ask about wiring and accessories while it's on the hoist.
Book an install →The first snowfall books the next three weeks. September doesn't.
Fall service means your snowblower starts the morning you actually need it.
Get ahead of winterBook below or bring the machine to 1 Spring St — model and serial number help.
A mechanic looks it over and you get a call with the price before any work starts.
Repaired with proper parts, run and tested — not just "should be fine."
Pay what was quoted, load it up, and it starts when the season does.
Photos from the shop at 1 Spring St — what's on the floor changes with the season.
The shop sits at 1 Spring St, just off the downtown core — easy to reach from anywhere in the region, with room to unload a machine at the door.
They service the mower every spring and do a fantastic job.
Ordered a wheel for our riding tractor — came in on time and good prices.
Pick a service, a day and a time that suits you. Calling is fastest — the counter answers until 5 — or send the same details as a text and they'll get back to you.
Calling is quickest — mention what's above and they'll slot you in. The text option sends the same details pre-filled; add your machine's make and model. Nothing is confirmed until the shop gets back to you.
September and October. After the first real snowfall the bench fills up for weeks, and you'll be shovelling while you wait. Fall service means it starts the morning you actually need it.
Yes — snowblowers, mowers, generators, tillers and trimmers on the showroom floor, and we service what we sell for years afterwards.
That's the specialty of the parts counter. Bring the model and serial number (a photo of the plate works) and if the part is still made, it can be special-ordered.
Yes — hitches and wiring, installed properly and priced fairly. Local trailer dealers refer their customers here.
The machine, the model and serial number, and a description of what it's doing (or not doing). You'll get a call with the diagnosis and quote before any work starts.
Winter is booked by the people who came in September.
Beat the first-snow rush — the bench has room this week.