New equipment sales
Mowers, trimmers, blowers, chainsaws and zero-turns from the brands we actually stand behind — sized to your yard, not to a spec sheet.
Springfield, Ohio · Since 19914.6· 103 Google reviews
Three generations ofkeeping Springfield running.
Coleman’s is a family-owned dealer on Troy Road selling, servicing and stocking parts for the outdoor power equipment Clark County actually uses — STIHL, Ariens, Gravely, Exmark, Snapper and more. Same counter, same family, same answer when you call.
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM2133 Troy Rd, Springfield, OH 45504
Authorized sales & service · Parts for nearly everything else
What we do
A full counter, a full service bay, and someone who knows your machine.
Most people find us one of two ways: something quit working, or something needs replacing. We handle both under one roof on Troy Road — no call center, no ticket number, no waiting on a corporate parts desk.
Service & repair
Certified technicians who diagnose the real problem. Most repairs are quoted before we touch a wrench, and we call you the moment it's done.
Parts counter
One of the largest parts selections in the Miami Valley — OEM and aftermarket. Bring the part or the model number and we'll look it up with you.
Blade sharpening
A dull blade tears grass instead of cutting it. Drop your blades at the counter and pick them up factory-sharp and balanced.
Pickup & delivery
No truck, no trailer, no problem. We'll pick your machine up from the driveway and bring it back running the way it should.
Used equipment
Shop-inspected used mowers that came through our own service bay — the same machines we'd put in our own garage.
The shop on Troy Road
Sixty years of small engines, in one family.
The Coleman family has been working on small engines in Clark County for well over sixty years — three generations of it. The business opened its doors in 1991 and has been at 2133 Troy Rd for more than twenty years since.
That longevity isn’t nostalgia, it’s inventory and instinct. It’s knowing which belt fits a fifteen-year-old deck, why your chainsaw won’t hold idle, and whether the machine in front of you is worth fixing or worth replacing. Customers who came in as homeowners and left as commercial crews have been telling us the same thing for two decades: you get a straight answer here.
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Bring it in
Walk your machine up to the counter any weekday between 8 and 5. No appointment, no online form — we write the ticket while you're standing there.
02
We diagnose and call you
A tech finds the actual fault, not the easiest part to replace. You get a phone call with what's wrong and what it costs before any work starts.
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Pick it up running
We call the moment it's finished and hold it at will-call. Can't get here? Ask about pickup and delivery when you drop off.
Two seasons, one shop
We’re busy when you are. Come see us before that.
March – September
Mowing season
Spring is our busiest counter of the year. Get the tune-up done before the first cut, not after the first no-start — fresh plug, filters, oil, and a blade that actually cuts.
October – February
Snow season
Ohio winters don't warn you. The week of the first real snow is the worst week to discover your blower won't start — bring it in during the fall and skip the line entirely.
Before you drive over
Straight answers.
Still not sure? The fastest way to an answer is the phone — someone at the counter will pick up during business hours.
(937) 390-1975
Machine down?
Bring it to the counter. We’ll take it from there.
No appointment needed, no forms to fill out. Walk in Monday through Friday, 8 to 5, and talk to someone who has seen your machine before.
Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM