At the service counter

Look first.
Decide second.

Our first counter look is free. We check the obvious trouble, explain the next step and give you a price before any paid work.

$0

To get started.

If we need a deeper bench diagnosis, we quote that separately and ask first. You can decline the work.

Tune-up
From $59
Labor for clearing accessible air paths, cleaning the brush roll and checking operation. Belts, bags, filters and other parts are separate. Usually 3–5 business days.
Repair labor
From $35
For a straightforward repair after the free look. Parts are separate; the written estimate covers the complete job. Usually 5–10 business days once approved and parts arrive.
Belt fitting
$15 labor
Replacement belts are $6–$18 each. Bring the machine or model number so we can check the fit.
Replacement bags
From $12 / pack
A pack of three paper bags; other materials and pack sizes priced at the counter. Bring an old bag or the model number.

We work on household upright and canister vacuums. Robot vacuums, central systems and carpet extractors are outside this bench’s scope. Part availability can limit a repair.

November 2026 / On the rebuilt shelf

A second turn
around the house.

Cleaned, repaired as needed and run-tested. Try the controls at the counter; stock changes as machines sell. We confirm availability before a visit.

ONE ON THE SHELF

Compact bagged upright

$129

Simple height adjustment and a fresh belt. Best for someone who wants a straightforward full-size upright.

ONE ON THE SHELF

Canister with floor head

$169

Hose, wand, floor head and crevice tool included. A small body that follows from room to room.

If our workmanship needs attention, bring the machine back and we’ll look at it with you.

A few counter questions.

Is the first look really free?

Yes. There is no charge for the initial counter look and no obligation to approve a repair. If a fault needs more bench time to diagnose, we explain the diagnostic price and ask before proceeding.

What should I bring with the vacuum?

Bring the complete vacuum, its hose and floor head, and a note about what changed. For bags or belts alone, the model number and old part help us check the fit. Do not buy a part by appearance alone.

Will you repair it without asking?

No. You get a written estimate before paid work. If the job changes once it is opened up, we ask again. We also tell you when replacement may be a more practical choice.

Let’s start at the counter.

Tell us about the machine and the problem. We’ll agree on a time for a look.

Start with a free look