Yes, I do make house calls in the metro Atlanta. However, if the machine has been setting unused for over a year, I prefer not to. In those cases, I am usually unable to fix them quickly. It's better to have it in my shop for a more thorough repair. If you bring a jukebox to me and leave it a few days, I give free estimates. If you decide not to have it repaired, you can pick it back up with no obligation. I can pick up the machine myself, but obviously have to charge for that service.

2. How much is your service call?

    I charge a $100.00 flat fee to come out. This includes my driving time (both ways), gasoline, and an hour in your home. If I can't fix it by then , I will know enough to give you an estimate of what it will take. We can both decide how to proceed. I have a hand truck and lift gate so I can take the machine back to my shop if need be.

 

 

 

 

    Yes, I buy, sell, and trade all types of jukeboxes, wallboxes, speakers and related items built from the 30's up to the 70's. The working condition is not important to me, and actually I prefer non-

working boxes. Please email me for inventory and prices.

4. Do you restore jukeboxes?

    Yes, but only for me. I can "refurbish" your jukebox, which is different from "restoring". A refurbishment will include rebuilding of the amplifier and control centers, a thorough disassembly, cleaning and re-assembly of the mechanism, plus minor cosmetic repairs. This will be a nice, clean, working machine when done. I do not restore machines, which requires complete dissassembly and repainting, re-chroming, etc of the entire machine. It takes too much of my time and I don't enjoy doing the cosmetics as much.

5. How do I contact you?

    Email is the best way. Because this is a hobby, I am trying to limit the phone calls to my home. I reply in the evenings after business hours.