About Grelawner

Our Story

Gas cans, oil changes, and 50-foot extension cords drop out of your Saturday when Grelawner runs the mower, the tiller, and the pool vacuum on batteries alone. One catch sits in plain view, and it is worth knowing early: the warranty is not the same on all of them.

You are already pricing this against EGO Power+ and Milwaukee. Those brands sell deeper battery platforms and longer coverage, and they charge for it. What sits here instead is a mower deck sized for a 2,300 sq ft cut and a handheld vacuum rated IPX8 for full submersion. The tiller takes DEWALT 20V MAX packs rather than locking you into another charger.

A townhouse owner with a 2,000 sq ft strip of fescue finishes the lawn on one 30-minute charge, then pulls the same afternoon's grit off the pool floor in a second pass. Two chores, no trip to the gas station, one charger on the shelf.

Read the coverage before you commit: three years on the pool vacuums and the replacement filter, one year on the mowers, and the retailer's standard 30-day return window on all of it.

The engineering follows the same rule the copy does. A 40V brushless drive climbs toward 3400 RPM in a dense patch and eases off on thin grass, which is how one pack stretches across 30 minutes instead of burning out in fifteen. The handheld vacuum draws 14.1 GPM through a 180 or 300 mesh bag, and the 0.21-gallon chamber stays clear so you can see when to rinse. The tiller drives 48 steel tines through a 9-inch path at 400 RPM on two 4.0Ah packs.

Where that leaves you: a small-yard toolkit with printed ceilings, backed by 138 verified buyer reviews averaging 4.3 stars, and support that answers around the clock when a mesh bag clogs or a pack refuses to seat.