The Company

Our sewing machine repair service is a home-based business, conveniently located in the village of Dimondale , about 10 miles S.W. of Lansing. We offer in-shop repair at our location and on-site mobile repair for our commercial customers. Our service includes everything from basic tune-ups to complete machine rebuilds and restoration. Free estimates are given by appointment in our shop while you wait.

We work on all types of sewing machines including lockstichers, sergers, blind hemmers, chainstichers, carpet binders, buttonsewers, compound feed machines, flatlock and coverstitch machines. In addition we offer new Juki, Consew, and Pegasus sewing equipment as well as refurbished commercial and domestic machines for every purpose.

With 30 years of experience repairing sewing machines for domestic, commercial and industrial use we have much to offer anyone in need of quality sewing machine service. Our guarantee states “No charge if we can't fix it.” Hours are by appointment.

Owner/Head Technician

Toby Benetti

The son of a life long automobile mechanic, I grew up with a wrench in my hand. I started working with my Dad at a young age, an informal apprenticeship that would last through adulthood. My Father was very traditional  in his approach to mechanical repair, emphasizing methodology, precision technique and pride in ones work.

After high school, I pursued an undergraduate degree in education, working my way thru school as a precision machinist in a jobbing shop. Gaining this valuable experience in the tool and die trade would prepare me, after graduation, to land work as a prototype machine builder for a design and build engineering firm.

In retrospect one could see how these life experiences prepared me well for the day when I fixed a neighbors sewing machine. She was immediately impressed with my work and encouraged me to explore the possibility of sewing machine repair as a career. I have  always had the desire to be self employed, so this was a thought worth pursuing.  That was 30 years ago and I've been repairing sewing machines ever since, making a living with the skills and training that life has given  me.