Fix What’s Broken is an owner-operated small engine repair s

Fix What’s Broken

Fix What’s Broken is an owner-operated small engine repair shop located at 2890 E Progress Dr #3 in West Bend, Wisconsin. Since 2026, the business has provided professional diagnostic and repair services for a wide range of outdoor power equipment, serving customers throughout West Bend and the surrounding Washington County area. The shop specializes in servicing major brands such as Honda, Kawasaki, Kohler, Stihl, and Briggs &amp; Stratton, for which it is an authorized service center. Expertise includes engine repair, tune-ups, and troubleshooting for lawn mowers, snowblowers, generators, and pressure washers, alongside professional installation of customer-supplied powersports accessories using clean, reliable wiring methods. Customers can expect a transparent, straightforward process where every repair is explained clearly and requires prior approval before any work begins. By prioritizing honest diagnostics and quality workmanship, Fix What’s Broken ensures that equipment is tested and ready for use, providing reliable solutions for local homeowners and power equipment owners.

Washington County

Washington

West Bend

Wisconsin

Fix What’s Broken is an owner-operated small engine repair shop located at 2890 E Progress Dr #3 in West Bend, Wisconsin. Since 2026, the business...

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New York City Metropolitan Area

Upper East Side

New York

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Pine Island Camp

Pine Island is a non-profit summer camp, in continuous operation since 1902 that fosters boys’ independence, imagination, and character. While many camps operate as profit-driven small businesses, Pine Island stands apart as a 501(c)(3) organization. For over a century, it has provided boys aged nine to fifteen the most meaningful experiences of their lives. On a small island in Maine’s Belgrade Lakes, campers live unplugged—without electricity or running water. They gain the freedom to make meaningful choices, the support of a community grounded in shared values, and enough time away from home to feel both independent and integral to a unique community they help build. Whether your son is shy or outgoing, big or small, Pine Island will challenge him to bring out his best in the simple joys and varied circumstances of outdoor living. All of this happens under the close guidance of our caring staff, nearly all of whom are former campers themselves. Spots are limited—Pine Island limits enrollment to fewer than 100 campers each summer. Learn more about this extraordinary place by filling out our inquiry form: https://pineisland.campintouch.com/v2/family/inquiryForm.aspx

Kennebec County

Kennebec

Belgrade

Maine

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