The Mower Medics

03/06/2026

🌱 Did you know there are TWO springs?

Most people think spring starts around March 20… but meteorological spring actually began March 1.

And your lawn knows it.

Right now in Missouri:

✔ Soil temperatures are starting to warm
✔ Grass roots are waking up
✔ Early weeds are already growing

That means lawn season is right around the corner.

Before the first big growth surge hits, it’s the perfect time to get your mower ready:

🔧 Sharpen blades
🛢 Change oil
⚡ Check spark plug
🌬 Clean air filter

A tuned-up mower cuts cleaner, runs better, and keeps your lawn healthier all season.

If your mower needs a spring tune-up, send m

02/26/2026

Hey Springfield, spring is coming!! Get those mowers ready. We're now scheduling our spring tune ups :) Message us via FB or call/text me at 314-651-1350 to set up your appointment.

02/18/2026

Spring is almost here, Springfield! 🌱
We come to you for fast mower tune-ups.
Oil change, filters, spark plugs, blade sharpening — done at your home.
📩 Message us now to book your tune-up appointment.

02/10/2026

It's time to get those mowers ready Springfield!

09/10/2024

🌡️🍂 Our cooler nighttime temps are here, and it’s affecting your lawn! As air, and especially soil temperatures drop, grass growth slows down significantly. Combined with the recent lack of rain, many lawns aren’t growing much at all right now. This is normal for the season, so if your grass seems to be taking a break, it’s just nature’s way of preparing for the cooler months ahead. 🍁🌱 It's a great time to take care of those lingering lawn mower issues, or begin thinking about the winterization process for your lawnmower.

06/24/2024

Mowing your lawn in late June differs from mowing in the spring due to changes in grass growth rates, moisture levels, and overall lawn health. Here are some tips for mowing your lawn during late June:

Mow at the Right Height: Set your mower blade higher (about 3-4 inches) to help the grass retain moisture and withstand heat stress. Taller grass provides shade to the soil, reducing evaporation and helping to keep roots cooler.

Avoid Mowing During Peak Heat: Mow in the early morning or late evening when temperatures are cooler. This reduces stress on the grass and prevents moisture loss.

Watering: Water your lawn deeply but infrequently. This encourages deep root growth, making the grass more drought-resistant. Early morning is the best time to water to reduce evaporation.

Avoid Cutting Too Much at Once: Follow the one-third rule, which means never cutting more than one-third of the grass height in a single mowing session. This helps prevent stress and keeps the lawn healthy.

By adapting your mowing practices to the changing conditions in late June, you can maintain a healthy and attractive lawn throughout the summer.

06/19/2024

One of our Mower Medics hard at work replacing a tire. Yes, we can do this on site right in your driveway :)

Did you know that the first lawn mowers, invented in the 1830s, used iron wheels instead of rubber tires? 🌱 It wasn't until the early 20th century that pneumatic (air-filled) tires were introduced, making mowers more efficient and easier to maneuver. These advancements have paved the way for the versatile and durable mower tires we use today! 🚜🌿

06/15/2024

Are you stuck debating mulching blades versus regular blades for your lawn mower? Our latest blog post, "Battle of the Blades," cuts through the confusion to help you decide which blade is best for your lawn. Discover the pros and cons of each blade type, when to use them, and how they can impact your lawn care routine. Whether you’re aiming for nutrient-rich, waste-free mowing with mulching blades or need the power and efficiency of regular blades for tackling tall, wet grass, we’ve got you covered. Read now to find out which blade reigns supreme for your yard!

REGULAR VS MULCHING BLADES, WHAT’S BEST? When it comes to choosing the right mower blade for your lawn, understanding the differences between mulching blades and regular blades is crucial. Both have their own set of advantages and drawbacks, depending on your lawn care needs. Here’s a detailed p...

05/13/2024

It's been a wet spring here in Springfield. Sometimes your lawn mowing schedule and the weather don't line up. Mowing a wet lawn can increase disease spread, result in uneven cutting, and lead to compacted soil - all bad for the health of your yard. If you absolutely must mow a wet lawn our latest blog post offers some tips to minimize the damage and improve your cut. https://themowermedics.com/5-essential-lawn-mowing-tips-for-when-its-wet/

05/08/2024

Our head technician doing a deck rebuild at our shop. The bolts holding these spindles on were rusted on, here the technician is cutting them off so we can install brand new spindles. Lawn mower spindles are essentially shafts that rotate your lawn mower blades. They are connected to the engine power via a pulley and belt system.

Damaged or worn spindles result in uneven grass height after mowing, Vibrations while mowing, Grinding noises coming from the deck and Difficulty engaging the blades.