We Pick Up Your Espresso Machine. You Don't Box Anything.
Courier collection and return delivery across Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego and Ventura counties. One phone call, one claim check, one written estimate.
Every other way to get an espresso machine repaired makes the transport your problem. Drive it to a shop during their hours and by their appointment. Find the original carton and the foam, box it, and ship it. Or hire a rideshare and hope the driver understands what is in the trunk. Our courier collects it, our shop diagnoses it, our courier brings it back.


How it
works.
- 01
Tell us the machine
Make, model, and a photo of the model plate — the sticker on the underside or the back panel. That plate tells us the boiler type, the voltage and the parts family, which is what decides whether the job is a shop job or an on-site job.
- 02
We text you the fee in writing
You get the diagnostic fee in writing before anything is scheduled, and you confirm it. No one comes to your door until you have said yes to a number.
- 03
Courier collects, you sign a claim check
Our courier comes to your address and takes the machine. You sign a claim check listing the machine, the serial, and its condition at pickup. That document is your receipt and our record — it is what settles any argument about a scratch that was already there.
- 04
We diagnose and send a written estimate
The machine goes on the bench at our shop. You get a written estimate: what failed, what it costs in parts and labor, and whether the repair is worth it against the machine’s age and market value.
- 05
You approve — or you decline
Approve, and we repair it and deliver it back. Decline, and we deliver it back anyway with nothing further owed beyond the diagnostic you already agreed to. There is no restocking charge, no return-shipping charge, and no pressure to proceed.
The diagnostic
fee.
$145 diagnostic — includes pickup from your address and return delivery. $60 is credited toward the repair when you approve an estimate of $200 or more.
Every price we charge is published on the pricing page. Pickup and return delivery are inside that number, not billed on top of it. You approve the fee in writing before the courier is scheduled, and you approve the repair estimate separately after the machine is on the bench.
More than one repair on the same machine
When one machine needs more than one repair, the second and any further job on that machine is 20% off. The machine is already open and already on the bench — you should not pay twice to get it there.
Warranty
90 days on labor and installed parts, stated here in writing and repeated on your invoice. Not covered: water quality, missed cleaning, operating error. If the same fault comes back inside 90 days, the return trip is on us.
What will it cost?
Six questions, then your price. You see it before we ask for your name — no callback needed to find out what a service costs.
If you own something else — a bean-to-cup, a prosumer machine, a grinder — we do service those. See what a service costs.
Got it. Here's what we have.
We'll text you the diagnostic fee in writing before anything is scheduled. Reply YES and we'll book the courier.
Text a photo of the model plate to (424) 352-8838. We confirm your slot once we have it.
Photograph the model plate and tell us what the machine is doing, and we confirm in writing whether it is a pickup job or an on-site visit — plus the fee — before anything is scheduled. If you already know the machine needs servicing rather than repair, go straight to flat-rate maintenance. If it failed mid-shift in a cafe, that is emergency dispatch, not a pickup. The full scope of what we do on the bench is on the repair page.
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What we can
and can't collect.
We collect
- Countertop machines under 70 lbs
- Single courier
That covers effectively every home machine — super-automatics, prosumer E61 platforms, Breville, Jura, DeLonghi, and the single-boiler entry machines.
Two-person handling
- 70 to 100 lbs
- Any weight up stairs without an elevator
Additional charge, quoted before the courier is booked, never after. This is the band a Linea Mini at 70 lbs and a GS3 at 75 lbs sit in — they travel, they just do not travel on one pair of hands.
We come to you instead
- Over 100 lbs
- Plumbed into a water line
- More than one group head
- Any machine in a business that can't stop serving
A plumbed machine is not a pickup job. Disconnecting a water line and a drain to move a machine creates a second problem, and the reconnection is where the leaks start.


How long you're
without it.
3–5 business days is typical, measured collection to return. Rush handling is available.
The honest constraint is parts, not bench time. A descale, a group rebuild or a brew-unit service is a same-week job because everything it needs is on the shelf. A control board for a Jura Z-series or a specific thermoblock is a parts-pipeline job, and we tell you that with a date on the written estimate rather than moving the goalposts week by week. If the machine is due for servicing rather than broken, the flat-rate path is maintenance and it runs on the same 3–5 day cycle.
Where we
collect.
- Los Angeles County
- Orange County
- Riverside County
- San Bernardino County
- San Diego County
- Ventura County
All six counties we dispatch technicians to. Each has its own regional number — see the footer, or the full breakdown by city on our coverage pages.
What the numbers
on this page are.
The $145 diagnostic is a flat fee. It does not move, and pickup and return are inside it.
Repair prices are estimates. What a repair costs depends on what the machine turns out to need and on parts availability, so you get a written estimate after the diagnosis, and nothing is charged above it without your approval.
Representative job, not a specific customer. The diagnostic fee is our published rate. The repair figures are typical for this work — your own price comes in a written estimate before anything is done. An E61 prosumer machine, home use, no service in several years. Reported: shots pulling slow and uneven, the pressure gauge never settling. How the job runs: we send the diagnostic fee in writing and you confirm it, the courier collects the machine and you sign a claim check, the machine goes on the bench, we send a written estimate, you approve it, we do the work and the courier brings it back. On a machine in this condition we expect to find a restricted gicleur, a hardened group gasket, a carbonised shower screen, and an OPV drifted off 9 bar. The estimate: $269 for the E61 group rebuild, plus $199 before the discount for clearing the gicleur and checking the expansion valve — that second job comes off 20% because the machine is already open — and $60 of the diagnostic comes off because the estimate is over $200. About three hours on the bench; three to five business days from collection to return. Had you declined the estimate, the machine goes back and nothing beyond the $145 diagnostic is owed.
The transport is the part people get wrong, not the repair. A 40-pound E61 machine riding in a rideshare trunk with a full boiler is how a case gets dented and a group gasket gets flattened in the same afternoon, and we have taken in machines that were in worse shape on arrival than when the owner handed them over. The less profitable half of that honesty: slow, uneven shots on a machine nobody has descaled in years are often not a group rebuild at all. Pull the shower screen and look at it before you book anything. If that is all it is, we will say so on the estimate and you will have spent $145 to find out — which is still money you did not need to spend.
Frequently asked.
Q-01 Do I need to box the machine?
Q-02 What does the diagnostic cost?
Q-03 What if I decline the estimate?
Q-04 How long does it take?
Q-05 What if my machine is too heavy or plumbed in?
Q-06 Are my machine and my address covered while it is out of my hands?
- R-01 Cal. Code Regs. tit. 16, div. 27, § 2721 — Sets or Appliances Received for Repair; Receipt Required (claim check when an appliance is removed from a home or accepted for repair) Accessed September 2026
- R-02 Cal. Code Regs. tit. 16, div. 27, § 2722 — Written Estimate (no charge for work or parts in excess of the written estimate without the customer’s prior consent) Accessed September 2026
- R-03 Cal. Code Regs. tit. 16, div. 27, § 2722.5 — Diagnosis Fee (the diagnosis fee shall include all transportation and travel costs made in conjunction with the diagnosis) Accessed September 2026
- R-04 Cal. Code Regs. tit. 16, div. 27, § 2736 — Guarantee of Repair or Installation (guarantee terms stated in writing; undisclosed terms default to 30 days labor and 90 days parts) Accessed September 2026
- R-05 California Bureau of Household Goods and Services — Electronic and Appliance Repair consumer FAQ Accessed September 2026
- R-06 US EPA — Section 608 Technician Certification (technicians servicing equipment that could release ozone-depleting refrigerants must be certified, 40 CFR part 82 subpart F) Accessed September 2026
Don't move it
yourself.
Send us the model and a photo of the model plate. We confirm the fee in writing, collect the machine from your address, and bring it back.
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