Pressure washer repair · Markham
Pressure washer repair in Markham
We repair gas pressure washers, both the engine and the pump. Whether it will not start, has lost pressure or is leaking, we find the cause and fix it.
- Certified technicians
- All major brands
- Senior discounts
Pressure washer problems we fix
Engine will not start
Stale fuel and a clogged carburetor, a bad spark plug, or the low-oil shutoff.
Low or no pressure
A worn pump, a stuck unloader valve, a clogged nozzle or an air leak on the inlet side.
Pressure pulses
A restricted water supply, sticking valves or worn pump seals.
Water leaking from the pump
Worn seals and O-rings, often from freezing or running without water.
Freeze damage
Cracked pump housings and fittings from water left inside over winter.
Hose and wand leaks
Worn fittings, O-rings and trigger guns.
What a pressure washer service covers
- Engine oil change
- Spark plug replacement
- Carburetor cleaning
- Pump inspection
- Unloader valve check
- Seal and O-ring check
- Inlet filter clean
- Pressure test
We diagnose first and explain what your machine needs before any work starts.
Pressure washers we service
- Gas pressure washers
- Residential units
- Commercial units
- Other major brands
Not sure if we work on your machine? Call (647) 879-1756 and ask.
Pressure washer repair questions
Still not sure? Call us at (647) 879-1756 and we will tell you what your machine needs.
Why has my pressure washer lost pressure?
Common causes are a worn or clogged nozzle, a sticking unloader valve, worn pump seals or not enough water getting to the pump. We test each part to find which one it is.
How do I winterize a pressure washer?
Drain all the water from the pump and hoses and use a pump protector or antifreeze made for pressure washers. Water left in the pump can freeze and crack it.
Other equipment we fix
Get in touch
Call us or stop by. We're happy to help get your equipment running again.
- Phone(647) 879-1756
- Emailcontact
@smallenginesfix4less.com - HoursMonday to Friday8 AM – 6 PMSaturday9 AM – 4 PM