Metro Turf is a full-service outdoor power equipment dealer that sells new and used lawn mowers, chainsaws, trimmers, and pressure washers, alongside in-house repair and maintenance for the same equipment. Located to serve Oklahoma City's residential and light commercial customers, it functions as both a retailer and service center for homeowners who need immediate repairs or seasonal equipment swaps rather than long-term storage solutions.
Metro Turf operates as an independent equipment retailer with a service bay, not a big-box hardware chain and not a rental-only outfit. The shop carries brands including Toro, Husqvarna, Stihl, and Briggs & Stratton across multiple equipment categories. Walk-in traffic and service requests are typical; the business does not require appointments for equipment drop-off, though repair turnaround varies by season and backlog.
New mowers, chainsaws, and trimmers are priced in line with manufacturer retail; Metro Turf does not undercut national online pricing but offers the advantage of immediate pickup and local service access. Used equipment is typically priced 20 to 40 percent below retail depending on condition and age. Repair labor runs at an hourly rate that should be confirmed directly, as it may adjust seasonally. A standard tune-up (oil change, spark plug, air filter, carburetor cleaning) for a small engine typically ranges from $60 to $90; blade sharpening and repair estimates are provided after inspection. Equipment rental is available for items like pressure washers at daily rates that vary by model; call ahead to confirm current pricing and availability, as rental stock fluctuates seasonally.
Home Depot and Lowe's stock basic lawn equipment and carry some of the same brands, but neither provides in-house repair. Both offer the advantage of immediate walk-in availability for small items and lower prices on entry-level mowers. Ace Hardware locations around Oklahoma City sell smaller tools and some equipment but lack service bays. For customers needing repairs on older or specialty equipment, or for those who want to avoid big-box crowds, Metro Turf's service focus makes it the practical choice. For budget-first purchases of commodity items like basic push mowers or small tools, a big-box retailer may be faster and cheaper. For ongoing maintenance, blade sharpening, and repairs on Toro or Husqvarna equipment specifically, Metro Turf's in-house expertise and existing dealer relationship justify the trip.
Metro Turf serves established homeowners with multiple pieces of equipment, homeowners with worn or aging mowers that need annual service, and those who own specialty items like chainsaws or commercial-grade trimmers. It also suits customers buying a mower for the first time who want to ask questions in person and have a local service relationship in place. The shop does not suit budget-only shoppers, those seeking the absolute lowest price, or customers wanting to rent for a one-time project with no service questions. Customers looking for free assembly or delivery should ask what is included with purchase, as policies vary by item.
Customers can walk in, browse available equipment, and ask questions without appointment. For service drop-off, bring the equipment (or drive it in, if it runs), describe the issue, and provide contact information; the shop will call or email a repair estimate once the equipment is inspected. For purchases, expect a brief transaction with assembly or delivery options discussed at the counter. Seasonal spring and early summer visits may involve wait times for service appointments, as this period sees peak demand from across the Oklahoma City area.
Metro Turf operates from a dedicated service location accessible by vehicle with on-site parking for customers bringing equipment in for service or picking up mowers. Hours are typically Monday through Saturday during business hours; confirm Sunday and holiday closures before visiting. The shop is family-owned and staffed by technicians familiar with the brands they sell, a consistency that becomes valuable when the same person services your equipment year after year.
Metro Turf fills a practical gap between big-box convenience and big-box impersistence on repairs, making it the default choice for Oklahoma City homeowners who own equipment worth maintaining rather than replacing.
