Machine Repair Services
&
Scissor or Blade Sharpening
Marietta's Quilt and Sew repairs and services BabyLock & Janome of machines.Our machine technicians are on site. You can drop off your machine anytime during normal business hours. We do not take appointments
We can only service Babylock and Janome Machines at this time.
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Sewing Machine Service & Repair
We offer a full-service repair department! Our Machine Technicians have over 15 years combined experience in the industry and are certified in: Janome, and Baby Lock. We are here to help and can service Baby Lock & Janome sewing machines, serger machines, embroidery machines, or long arm quilting machines. Don’t wait until your machine isn’t working to bring it in for service. Just as your car needs regular maintenance, sewing machines require servicing to ensure optimum functionality and long life. |
FAQ’s
How long does it take to service my machine?
We strive to service machines within 5-10 business days depending on the volume. If there are any problems in the repair process, we will contact you and keep you informed.
We do not take appointments
What is the charge for a full service?
*A full service on all machines include: Cleaning, oiling, adjusting and setting the timing and tension.
Sewing machine: Basic Mechanical: $79.95
Electronic machine: $89.95
Combined sewing & embroidery machine: $109.95 (with or without embroidery arm)
Embroidery only: $99.95
Solaris Embroidery Machine: $149.99
Sergers: $99.95
Multi-Needle:
Embroidery single needle machine: $220.00
Embroidery 6 needle machine: $250.00
Embroidery 10 needle machine: $280.00
Machine Evaluation:
Bench Fee: Up to $40.00
*If we can not fix your machine, or if you do not want further service after the bench fee, there is no additional charge. Our policy is to call you and discuss repair options. Prices are subject to change depending on the amount of labor that is needed.
How often should my machine be serviced?
It is recommended that all machines be serviced once a year. If your machine is used heavily, you may want to consider having it serviced every 6 months.
What do I need to bring with my sewing machine or embroidery machine?
To ensure that we can give you the best repair service, please bring the following items with your machine:
| Sewing Machine |
| Foot Control if required to run machine |
| Zig-Zag Foot & Shank |
| Bobbin Case and bobbin |
| Embroidery Machine |
| Embroidery Unit. For multi-needle machines bring "A" and "B" arm {see "Note" below} |
| Embroidery Foot |
| Embroidery Hoop (4x4 or 5x7) |
| Bobbin Case and bobbin |
| Power cord is only required if it is connected to the Foot Pedal cord. |
If you are experiencing stitch difficulties, it is very helpful to bring in a sample of what the machine is doing when you bring it in for repair.
Note: When bringing in the Babylock 6 or 10 needle, or Alliance, you must also bring in the Frame 50 assembly, Frame 70 assembly and the Tubular Round Arm Set E. Please see picture.
Sharpening:
Drop off your scissors or rotary blades for sharpening and we will have them ready within 5-10 days.
Cost is $6.00 for small embroidery or applique scissors, $15.00 for fabric shears (7-8 inch) and
$4.00 for rotary blades.
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