40+ years · Certified Necchi Technician · Free estimates
Call or text Steve with the make and model, then bring the machine, cord, foot control, and bobbin case to the right drop-off counter.
We repair and service sewing machines for people who want the machine they already own to keep working, or aren’t ready to give up on it. Mechanical, electronic, vintage Singers, Featherweights, Brother, Kenmore, Bernina, Elna, Pfaff, Viking, Juki, Necchi, Janome, White, New Home, Bernette and more come through Steve’s bench.
The first answer is free. Steve checks the machine, calls with the estimate, and waits for approval before the work starts. If a very high-end model, serger, industrial machine, or electrical problem belongs somewhere else, we say that plainly and point you in a better direction.
Mr. Repair, Inc. has been open since 2000, after Steve began repair training in 1986 and took over the Denver service district in 1990. In 2007, we became a vendor for Metro County School Districts, servicing sewing machines for Consumer and Family Studies programs.
In February 2016, Steve completed one-on-one Necchi training at Janome Headquarters in Mahwah, New Jersey. That credential matters here because many customers are not bringing disposable machines — they are bringing machines with history.
Older family machines, Featherweights, sturdy mechanical models, and everyday home machines all deserve a careful look. We clean, oil, adjust tension, order parts for many brands, and talk through whether the repair makes sense before you spend money on it.
Bring dull sewing scissors with the machine or drop them off on their own. We sharpen sewing shears, fabric scissors, and the specialty edges quilters do not want guessed at.
Know when Steve is at the counter, what to bring with the machine, and how the free estimate works before you drive.
Send the make and model number to (303) 941-3415. Steve can tell you whether it is a machine he services before you haul it in.
Machine, electric cord, foot control, bobbin case left inside, a bobbin with thread on it, and a clear phone number on the check-in form.
Steve is there Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 10am to 3pm. The store accepts drop-offs any open day, but those workshop hours are best for pickup and questions.
Sew Haven, Fabric Play Quilting, and Treelotta take machines and scissors during their store hours; Steve picks up and returns on the listed Tuesday times.
Steve calls with the estimate. You decide whether the repair is worth it before anything moves forward.
These are the source-site ranges customers need before they decide whether to bring the machine in. The exact repair is still approved after the free estimate.
$12 pinking, upholstery, and knife-edge · $10 regular · $5 small and embroidery scissors
“Steve Kraft is the absolute best at sewing machine repair. I have had my machines routinely maintained by him for years and he is the best in the business. I wouldn't trust anyone else.”
“Steve was very helpful and helped diagnose the issue over the phone and via text even though he wasn't able to work on my machine he at least pointed me in the right direction.
My smaller machines will be going to Mr. Repair in the future.”
“Such nice service! My machine had electrical issues that he couldnt fix but he recommended a place to go to and was super kind about not being able to help me out.”
6191 W. 44th Avenue
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
Steve’s workshop hours are Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 10am to 3pm. Machines and scissors may be dropped off any day The Craft Box is open; if possible, bring them during Steve’s hours for pickup, questions, and face-to-face estimates.
Sew Haven · LittletonTuesday pickup and return at 10:00am
Fabric Play Quilting · AuroraTuesday pickup and return at 11:00am
Treelotta · EnglewoodTuesday pickup and return at 11:30am
A quick photo or message can save you a drive, especially for very high-end machines or anything outside Steve’s repair list.
Call or text (303) 941-3415