Maine Treadmill Repair Hours & Rates

Hours

● IN-HOME TREADMILL SERVICE: Monday-Friday – 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

● PHONE HOURS: Monday-Saturday – 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

● CLOSED: Sunday

● Call or Text: (207) 730-2968

● Email: stan@mainetreadmillrepair.com

NOTE: I am a one-man operation and am often driving, on a service call, or otherwise engaged. If I do not answer the phone please leave a voicemail and I will call you back.

Rates

● In-Home Basic Maintenance Service and Diagnostic Service Calls – $129.00 (Inspection, diagnostic and repair of any issues where no parts are needed. Most calls take less than 1 hour. Add $40.00 per hour for any service calls lasting over an hour, broken down into quarter-hour increments).

DISCLAIMER: Often a diagnostic service call for an issue requires that a part or parts be ordered, typically by the customer. This would require a second service call for installation (see installation fees below). Because of the large number of brands and models produced I am not able to stock parts for your specific treadmill.

● In-Home Annual Maintenance Calls – $129.00. (Annual Maintenance includes inspection, belt and deck lubrication, belt adjustment, speed and incline calibration where possible, tightening, adjustments, under the hood cleaning where needed, and an amp draw test. NOTE: Some areas of extreme Southern Maine such as York, Kittery, and Eliot are subject to an $8 additional fee for round trip toll charges).

● Most Treadmill Repair and Parts Installation – $149.00 (Includes installation of a motor, or a console, or a motor control board, or a drive motor, etc.).

● Deck and/or Treadbelt Installation – $169.00 (Includes labor for replacement of either or both).

● Equipment Assembly – $169.00 (New Treadmill, Elliptical, or Bike Assembly – Add $20.00 for packing material disposal).

● Disassembly for Movers, or Reassembly after Move – $129.00 for each visit. Or $169.00 if disassembled and reassembled in the same visit.

Appointments & Scheduling

Appointment times are approximate. Typically I begin my day with my first in-home appointment at 9:00 a.m. for which I am typically a few minutes early.

Based on what services that I am performing, as well as travel time to the next appointment, I try to allow more than enough time between appointments. This results in my typically being early to my next service call, which I prefer to being late. Because of this sometimes I can be as much as an hour or more early to appointments as my work day progresses.

I always try to communicate if I’m going to be an hour or more early. I also will always reach out if I’m going to be more than 10-15 minutes late,. Being late is rare for me, but sometimes it can happen if I run into issues..

Most service calls are completed in less than an hour, but they can vary. Basic maintenance or diagnostic service calls can be completed in 30 minutes. New equipment assembly can typically take 2 hours. Treadbelt and/or deck replacement can take 1-2 hours. Please be sure to be allow enough time.

Payment for In-Home Services

● Payment for In-Home services is due at the time the service is provided.

● Methods of Payment are Cash, Check, Venmo Bitcoin or XRP

● Checks should be made payable to Stan Hallett

● My Venmo is @Stan1

● My Bitcoin (BTC) Wallet Address: bc1qzl72fur49r7fcyp972klene7ncy7rye57zfvsz

● My XRP Wallet Address: rariEyULn11zCQsBAnRS1BBPHFq7cxs74e

Area Served

● My In-Home Service Area is within York and Cumberland Counties of Maine as well as Carroll, Strafford, and Belknap Counties of New Hampshire (See Towns Served at the bottom of this page),

● Outside of My Service Area: I may be willing to drive a little further depending on the location and my work schedule. Service calls outside my service area are charged for mileage at 67 cents (current standard federal mileage rate) per mile for the round trip from my location in West Newfield, Maine, plus any tolls, in addition to the regular service fee.

Due to the large number of requests from all over the country, I regret that I am unable to respond to phone calls and emails asking for free information and advice. All of the many posts that I have written over the years are my contribution to free public information (See Helpful Blog Posts). I will add to that number as I have time.

Sincerely,

Treadmill Info

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Residential Treadmill Assembly, Service, Maintenance & Repair

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