Your Stroller Repair Solution
Has your morning walk become a real grind? Let me get you rolling again.
Your Stroller Repair Solution
Has your morning walk become a real grind? Let me get you rolling again.
The nuts and bolts
Lubrication of bearings, swivels and axles
Brake lubrication and tune-up
Wheel lock repair
Crazy shopping cart wheel repair
Limited rust removal
Cleaning
Includes all services in full tune-up PLUS
Replace front axles and bearings*
Includes all services in full tune-up PLUS
Replace front bearings and axles PLUS
Replace rear bearings and axles*
for everything else
Food spills, diapers leak, muddy boots climb all over the seat. If a vacuum won't do the job you may need a steam clean. $40 when combined with any tune-up.
$60 for a car seat or stroller seat when purchased alone. $90 for entire single stroller (all fabrics, wheels, frame etc). $130 for double stroller (all fabrics, wheels, frame etc).
Brakes, handlebars, folding mechanisms can all break. Lots of stuff can go wrong, I can fix it.
Replacement of hooks, clips and sliders
*most rear axles do not require replacement, just rust treatment, but we will replace if required
Generally strollers break due to rusting of the metal components. The plastic is intact. By replacing only the parts that need it, you are diverting waste from landfill. And lets face it, if it doesn't roll the whole stroller is garbage!
We know how important your stroller is to your day to day. We provide loaner strollers and most repairs will be complete in 24 hours.
New wheels start from $65 each plus tax (if they are still in stock). You spent money on a quality stroller, and they can be fixed to work like new again!
My Bugaboo Frog took a beating carting my children around (and groceries, and backpacks and scooters).
About every two and half years (when a new baby was due) I would cave in and buy a new set of wheels, usually once the stroller just wouldn’t roll anymore.
Finally clearing out my basement 3 children later, I realized I had this once wonderful stroller, that wouldn’t even roll. I couldn’t in good conscience even give it away.
So I fixed it! The metal wheel components were rusted and falling apart, but the plastic components were in great condition. I replaced the broken parts and now it’s rolling like new again. Let me help you.