Unic builds commercial espresso machines. Typical service covers group heads and gaskets, boiler and pressure faults, pump and expansion valves, and the water treatment that decides how long any of it lasts.
Companies that name Unic
2 companies in
this directory state on their own website that they service Unic
equipment. This directory is independent and not affiliated with Unic;
for warranty work, check with the manufacturer first, because using an
unauthorized company can void cover. Our
warranty guide covers
how that plays out.
What we checked on these 2 companies
2 companies name this brand on their own site
none dialled by us yet
0 publish 24/7 or emergency cover
What they put in writing
Coffee Service ProsPublishes prices: equipment repair $150 for 90 minutes, preventive maintenance $100 for an hour, brewing consultation $80 for 45 minutes, bookable online.
Terms are taken from each company's own website. Companies not listed
here may still stand behind their work without publishing a period,
which is worth asking on the phone.
Serves Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Michigan, and more
Family-owned specialist in commercial coffee and espresso equipment, working from a facility at Centerville near Dayton and stating a service area across six states: Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and… Read the full check
Fort Wayne specialist in coffee equipment and nothing else, with over 30 years of combined experience serving independent cafes, coffee shops, restaurants, churches with brewers, and national chains. Read the full check
Most commercial service companies work across brands and describe
themselves as servicing all makes and models rather than listing every
manufacturer. 20 companies in this directory
cover coffee & espresso machines,
which is the wider pool to search if nobody above covers your area.
Brand experience matters most for equipment with proprietary controls,
for warranty work, and for parts availability. Ask whether the company
stocks parts for your specific model, since first-visit completion
depends on what is already on the truck.