Andy is as honest as the day is long. If it’s not broken he won’t fix it. But he will fix what is needed. That quality is hard to find this day and time. I am very pleased with the service he has given me on both my carts. Give him a try, I think you will be satisfied.
Raleigh · Cary · Apex · Holly Springs · Fuquay-Varina
Golf cart repair that comes to your driveway.
The cart stays where it is. Andy brings the tools, the parts, and the diagnostics to you, so you never load it on a trailer.
- Club Car factory trained
- $200 service call, two-hour minimum
- Free advice by phone, book or not
On Google5.0 from 17 reviews
The visit
Andy repairs the cart where it is parked.
Step 01
You call or text
Give Andy the make, the town, and the problem. You don’t need to know what’s wrong.
Step 02
He comes to you
A full diagnostic on site, so you know what’s wrong.
Step 03
He does the repair on site
Pricing is upfront, with no hidden fees.
Pricing
A service call is $200 and covers the first hour.
The service call covers the trip, the diagnostic, and the first hour of work. Anything past that is one hourly rate, at a two-hour minimum.
Andy’s Golf Car GarageScorecard
Every visit starts here
Initial service call
$200
Per visit
- The trip to you
- A full diagnostic
- The first hour of repair
Hourly repair rate
$165
Per hour
- Starts after the included hour
- No hidden fees
- Two-hour minimum per visit
Services
Andy works on the whole cart, from batteries to brakes.
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It won’t start
Repair and troubleshooting
Carts that won’t start, won’t move, or lose power on hills. Andy finds the cause before he replaces anything.
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It won’t hold a charge
Batteries and charging
Testing, replacement, cables, terminals, and chargers, so the cart holds a charge and goes the distance it used to.
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Lights, electrical, brakes
Electrical and brakes
Andy diagnoses electrical faults, wiring, lights, and brake problems where the cart sits.
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It needs a tune-up
Seasonal check-ups
A full once-over before the busy season so the small problems stay small.
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I want an upgrade
Custom work
Upgrades and add-ons for your cart.
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More than one cart
HOA, property, and fleet service
On-site service for homeowners associations (HOAs), property managers, and commercial fleets.
Not sure which one it is? Call or text (919) 704-5207 and describe what the cart is doing.
About
Andy Borda works on golf carts across Wake County.
The person who answers the phone is the person who shows up and does the work.
He works on Club Car, E-Z-GO, and Icon carts, and on street-legal ones with lights, mirrors, and seat belts. Call with the make and the year and he will tell you straight whether it is one he works on.
Reviews
Andy holds 5.0 stars from 17 Google reviews.
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★★★★★
Ernie
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★★★★★
Can’t recommend Andy enough. We had a flat tire on our golf cart and he got back to us almost immediately. He was super easy to communicate with, showed up when he said he would, and clearly knew exactly what he was doing. What I appreciated most was that he didn’t just patch it up and leave. He explained the different repair options, gave us honest advice on what made the most sense and had everything fixed quickly. Great communication, fair pricing and just an all-around nice guy to work with. If you need golf cart service or repairs, Andy is definitely the person to call.
Kellie
google
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★★★★★
Andy has been to my home twice to repair electrical connections within my EZ-GO. He’s prompt, professional and truly cared about resolving our issues. And best thing: I didn’t need to pay to have the cart towed to a shop. Highly recommend.
Adam
google
Service area
Does Andy come to my town?
If you’re nearby and don’t see your town, call and ask.
- Raleigh
- Cary
- Apex
- Holly Springs
- Fuquay-Varina
- Wake County and nearby
Questions
What a visit costs, and which carts Andy works on.
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Do you really come to my house?
Yes. Nearly all work happens on site at your home, your community’s storage area, or your business. Andy brings the diagnostic equipment, tools, and common parts with him.
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What does a service call cost?
The initial service call is $200 and includes mobile dispatch, a full system diagnostic, and the first hour of repair. Work past that hour is $165 per hour.
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How long should golf cart batteries last?
A lead acid pack that gets watered and charged properly usually runs four to six years. Most packs die early from sitting on a dead charge over the winter or from low water levels, both of which are preventable.
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Can you switch my cart to lithium batteries?
Yes. Andy has swapped lead acid packs for lithium, including on an Icon cart. Call or text with your make and year and he will talk you through it.
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Can you work on my cart?
Andy is Club Car factory trained and works on standard golf carts and street-legal low-speed vehicles. Call with your make, model, and year and he will tell you straight.
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Do you service street-legal carts and low-speed vehicles (LSVs)?
Yes. Low-speed vehicles carry extra equipment a standard cart does not: lighting, mirrors, seat belts, and a windshield. All of it has to keep working for the cart to stay street legal in North Carolina. Andy services both.
Contact
Tell Andy what the cart is doing.
Calling or texting is fastest. If it’s after hours, send the form and Andy will get back to you.
- Phone
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(919) 704-5207