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Our ServicesServing all of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties
Engine Swaps & Engine Rebuilds in Metro Atlanta, GA
An engine swap replaces your engine with a different one, and an engine rebuild takes yours apart and replaces worn internal parts so it runs again.
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- Areas served
- All of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties
- Contact
- Call (678) 430-6701
What's Included
- Engine swaps
- Engine rebuilds
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Auto Repair
Mobile repair for cars and trucks. We diagnose issues, replace worn parts, and service engines, brakes, suspensions and electrical systems at your location. All work performed on-site.
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Machine Repair
Service and repair for industrial machines, equipment, and stationary tools. We diagnose mechanical failures, replace damaged components, and restore machines to working order at your location.
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Outdoor Equipment Repair
Repair for lawnmowers, small engines, and yard equipment. We fix starting issues, power problems, and mechanical wear. Service is mobile, so we come to you and get your equipment running again.
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Common questions and tips from our work with all of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties customers.
- Should I rebuild my engine or swap it?
- It depends on the damage and the parts available. A rebuild makes sense when the block and head are sound and you want to keep the original engine. A swap often makes sense when the block is cracked, the damage is severe, or a good replacement engine is easy to find. A teardown or inspection shows which way to go.
- What signs mean an engine needs a rebuild?
- Warning signs include heavy oil consumption, blue smoke from the exhaust, low compression on one or more cylinders, knocking from the bottom end, low oil pressure, and coolant mixing with oil. A compression test and a leak-down test show whether the problem is rings, valves or a head gasket, which tells you whether a rebuild is needed.
Tip
Protect a Fresh Engine During Break-In
A swapped or rebuilt engine needs a gentle start. Vary your speed, avoid long idling and full throttle for the first few hundred miles, and watch the oil and coolant levels closely. Change the oil and filter early to flush out assembly debris. Follow the break-in steps recommended for your engine and parts.
FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You call with a description of what's wrong. We schedule a time and come to your home or business with our tools and equipment. We diagnose the problem on-site, discuss what needs to be fixed and the cost, and then perform the repair. We work through to completion before we leave.
We repair cars and trucks of all makes, lawnmowers and small outdoor engines, portable tools, and industrial machines like bandsaws and welding equipment. If it has an engine or mechanical parts, call and describe it. We'll let you know if we can help.
We're based in Mableton and serve all of metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties, including Mableton, Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, Powder Springs, Austell, Acworth, Vinings, Douglasville, Lithia Springs, Villa Rica, Carrollton, Temple and Griffin. Call to confirm we can reach your location.
Yes. Sunday we are closed. Call anytime during those hours to schedule or discuss an urgent repair.
We work by appointment so we can be at your location at a time that works for you. Call (678) 430-6701 to set a time. We'll give you an honest estimate for the repair before we start.
Be ready to describe what the equipment is doing (not starting, making noise, running rough, etc.) and how long the problem has been happening. If you know the make and model, have that handy. Let us know where the equipment is located and ensure we have a safe place to work.
It depends on the problem and the equipment. Bigger jobs take longer. We'll give you a time range after we look at it and diagnose the issue. We stay until the work is done.
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