Sewing machine servicing & repairsUpdated 2 days ago
Sewing machine servicing & repairs
We service and repair all brands of sewing machine, overlocker, Coverstitch and embroidery machine, whether you bought it from us or not. Our experienced on-site engineers are here to keep your machine running at its best.
Your machine is in good hands
With over 20 years of experience looking after our customers' machines, our engineers are on-site and passionate about what they do. Whether it's a vintage mechanical machine or a modern computerised model, we treat every machine with the same level of care and attention.
A routine service includes a full internal clean, lubrication and oiling, mechanical adjustments and a thorough check to optimise sewing performance and help extend the life of your machine. Servicing is designed for machines that are in good working order, if your machine has a specific fault or issue, we'll diagnose it and advise you on the best course of action.
What we do during a routine service
Every service covers the essentials to keep your machine performing well and lasting longer.
Internal clean
We remove dust, lint and debris that builds up inside the machine over time and affects performance.
Lubrication & oiling
All moving parts are properly lubricated to reduce wear and keep everything running smoothly.
Adjustments & check
We make any minor mechanical adjustments needed and carry out a full check to optimise sewing performance.
How often should I service my machine?
It depends on how much you use it. As a general guide:
Heavy use
Regular use
Light use
Tips to keep your machine running smoothly
A few simple habits can make a real difference between services.
- Clean lint and dust from the bobbin area after every project
- Change needles regularly, roughly every 8–10 hours of sewing
- Use the correct thread and needle for your fabric
- Keep the machine covered when not in use
- Oil according to your machine's user manual if applicable
How it works
All machines are serviced from our Redruth shop. Here's what to expect.
💻 Single domestic machine
No booking needed, just bring your machine in and we'll add it to the queue. We'll let you know the expected turnaround when you arrive.
🏫 Schools & semi-commercial machines
A booking is required for schools with multiple machines, or for semi-commercial embroidery machines. Please get in touch before bringing anything in so we can arrange a suitable time.
What to bring with your machine
To carry out a thorough service and test your machine, at a minimum we'll need the following.
- ✓ The machine in its case or bag if you have one
- ✓ Power lead and foot pedal
- ✓ Standard presser foot
- ✓ A bobbin and bobbin case
Not sure what to bring for your specific machine? Give us a call before you come in and we'll let you know.
Service & repair prices
All prices are per machine. Repairs are quoted following diagnosis - see the note below for details.
Sewing machine service
Overlocker & coverstitch service
Embroidery machine service
Diagnosis, inspection & repairs
Machine tuition
Questions we get asked most
A few things customers often want to know before bringing a machine in.
Can you service a machine I bought elsewhere?
How long will my machine take?
My machine has a fault - can you still take a look?
What if my machine needs parts?
Do you offer tuition on my machine?
Ready to bring your machine in?
Get in touch if you have any questions, or just drop in to our Redruth shop. For schools or semi-commercial machines, please contact us before visiting.