Vacuum And Sewing Service
Vacuum Cleaner Service
- Lubricate Motor Bearing
- Clean all Motor Passages
- Lubricate Roller Bearings
- Deodorize Vacuum
- Check Roller
- Check Motor Brushes for Wear
- Test Suction and Airflow
- Inspect Electrical Connections
- Test all Vacuum Clearner Functions
Vacuum Cleaner Service Fees
Standard Vacuum Cleaners - $49.95
Vacuum Cleaner Belt Change - *$19.50
All Commercial Vacuum Cleaners - $69.95
Kirby Vacuum Cleaners - $79.95
Patriot Vacuum Cleaners - $89.95
Rainbo Vacuum Cleaners - $89.95
Dyson Vacuum Cleaners - $80.00
Dyson Belt Change - *$60.00
Steam Cleaners - $79.95
Commercial Steam Cleaners - $130.00
Steam Cleaner Belt Change - $29.95
Central Vacuum Service Call - $130.00
*Plus the cost of the belts on all belt changes
**Repair Estimates - $19.95
**Applied toward the cost of repair
Note: There wil be a $25.00 surcharge for cleaning animal fecies from machines
Standard Sewing Machine Service
- Check Electrical Connections
- Clean and oil moving parts
- Adjust upper and lower tension settings
- Test timing of gears, needle bar, feed dogs
- Buff race hook
- Test all Sewing Machine Functions
Sewing Machine Service Fees
Standard Sewing Machine Service - $89.95
Computerized Sewing Machine Service - $130.00
Serger Service - $130.00
Air Type Baby Lock Serger Service - $180.00
Computerized Sewing Machine Service - $180.00
Computerized Embroidery Machine Service - $180.00
Multi-Needle Embroidery Machine Service - $350.00
Commercial Sewing Machine Service - $180.00
All In-home Sewing Machine Service Calls - $160.00
Serger & Sewing Machine Threading - $20.00
**Repair Estimates - $19.95
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I service my vacuum cleaner?
If you vacuum daily, and have a light amount of dirt and debris, you should have your vacuum serviced every 3 to 6 months.
With pets or if you have lots of foot traffic, then you may need to have your vacuum serviced more often. It really depends on the quality of your machine and bags.
Is there a sure way to know when it’s time to have my vacuum serviced?
Yes. If you notice a definite drop in the suction of your vacuum, or if you are getting excess odors from your machine then it’s time to bring it in.
How often should I have my sewing machine serviced?
Sewing machines should at least be serviced annually. The gears and cams are lubricated to reduce friction. These oils lose their effectiveness over time, when exposed to air.
If you sew weekly or daily, then your machine will need more attention. You’ll get smoother operation and better stitches when your sewing machine is properly adjusted and well maintained.
