Briggs & Stratton Repair Shops Near You
The engine inside your engine.
Briggs & Stratton has manufactured small engines in Milwaukee, Wisconsin since 1908, powering more North American lawn mowers than any other engine brand in history. Briggs & Stratton makes small engines that power equipment from dozens of manufacturers — Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, Murray, Snapper, and many others. Their engines appear in walk-behind and riding mowers, pressure washers, and portable generators. Briggs & Stratton dealers are engine specialists who can service any machine running a Briggs engine regardless of the equipment brand.
Our directory lists 2,785 authorized Briggs & Stratton service shops across 48 states. Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician (MST) certification covers engine diagnosis, carburetor work, and electrical systems. MST-certified shops have passed factory testing and carry genuine Briggs parts. Because Briggs & Stratton engines power equipment sold nationwide through all major retailers, authorized service centers are distributed across all 50 states with particularly strong presence in the Midwest and Southeast.
Engine tune-ups run $50–$90. Carburetor cleaning and rebuild: $60–$140. Full engine overhaul or valve job: $150–$350 depending on displacement. Look specifically for Briggs & Stratton Master Service Technician certification — MST-certified shops have passed factory testing on engine diagnosis, carburetion, and electrical systems and carry genuine Briggs parts that meet original engine specifications.
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