Three restored solid-state pinball machines side by side — Medieval Madness, Attack from Mars and World Cup Soccer — lit up and set to free play

Pinball, Arcade & Jukebox Repair in Kelowna

Onsite diagnosis and repair across the Okanagan — solid-state pinballs, arcade cabinets and jukeboxes. Based out of the Mission in Kelowna; bigger jobs come back there. One technician, straight answers.

What kinds of machines do you repair?

Pinball

Solid-state and vintage pinball — pretty much any make or era: Bally, Williams, Gottlieb, Data East and others. Board-level repair, not just swaps.

Arcade

Upright and cocktail cabinets. Board-level repair on monitors and power supplies, plus controls.

Jukeboxes

Rowe-AMI, Seeburg, Wurlitzer. Mechanism, amplifier and selector work.

What kinds of machines don't you repair?

Not sure if your machine's in scope? Text a photo and what it's doing — that's usually enough for me to tell you straight away, one way or the other.

Where do you travel for onsite repairs?

Based in Kelowna, covering the surrounding Okanagan — West Kelowna, Lake Country, Vernon, Penticton and in between. Outside that range? Text me your location and we'll figure out if it makes sense.

Kelowna's downtown skyline at dusk, seen across Okanagan Lake from Westbank
Kelowna, on Okanagan Lake. Photo: Darren Kirby, CC BY-SA 2.0.

How does a repair call work?

I come to you for diagnosis and most common repairs — that's usually enough to get a machine running again. When something needs board-level work or a longer bench session, it comes back to my place in the Mission and goes home when it's done. Every job's different, so I'll tell you the cost before I start — call or text for a quick estimate.

Do you work with collectors and businesses?

Collectors & home game rooms

One machine or a whole room of them — no job's too small.

Bars, arcades & restaurants

A dead machine on your floor is lost revenue every day it sits — I move fast for that.

Call or text (250) 258-5825

Text a photo of the machine and what it's doing — that's usually enough to start.