Let’s find what makes sense for your espresso machine.

Repair it, sell it, or bring us a larger lot.

Start with what you know; we’ll work through the rest with you.

Austin, Texas · Selective ship-in

From the Boiler Bench

The presenting issues, and how we got them back to brewing.

M-053 · EC9255M

Presented: No steam-wand flow
Work: Internal descale · solenoid fault traced and corrected · donor-part refit · gasket replaced
Outcome: Self-tests passed

The right next step depends on the machine.

Its condition, the fault, parts availability, likely cost and what you want from it all shape which answer fits.

These aren’t three service packages. They’re three possible answers.

Repair: Fix the fault that interrupted an otherwise active machine.
Refit: Refurbish a machine that has fallen out of service, addressing the faults, wear or age needed to make it dependable again.
Recover: When the whole machine no longer makes sense to return to service, put its useful parts back to work in other machines.

Tell us what’s going on
The make and model if you know it, what’s happening, and roughly where the machine is. For several machines, a rough count and condition mix is enough.
We review and reply
We may ask for photos or a detail or two, then reply with a sensible next step.
Most messages are answered within 1–2 business days.
Choose the sensible next step
Repair it, refit it, sell it, move the inventory—or simply leave with a better answer.

Local service is simplest to start with. Ship-in and larger logistics are always discussed after review, not before.