Carpet shampooer repair
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01/10/25, 12:14
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Scope of Works
• inspect the carpet shampooer and run diagnostics to identify the fault
• test electrical components, switches and fuses with appropriate PPE
• clean internal tanks, filters and hoses to rule out blockages or contamination
• replace worn seals, belts, hoses, pumps or brushes where necessary
• fit replacement parts on site if available or advise on ordering and return visit
• test the machine after repair and show basic operation and maintenance tips
• provide a written quote if further parts or labour are required
Typical Cost
Charge Type | Low £ | High £ | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Call-out / Minimum | £60 | £120 | first 30–60 minutes on site |
Labour per hour | £40 | £75 | typical workshop or on‑site labour rate |
Materials | £10 | £120 | filters, seals, small fittings and cleaning fluids |
Disposal | £0 | £25 | disposal of irreparable units or contaminated waste |
Extras (e.g. replacement motor) | £60 | £300 | major replacement parts or special-order components |
TOTAL (most jobs come in here) | £120 | £350 | most domestic repairs fall in this range depending on parts and labour |
Time on Site
Most repairs take 30 minutes–3 hours depending on the problem and parts availability; simple cleaning or fuse replacement 30–60 minutes, pump or motor swap 1.5–3 hours, longer if parts need ordering or workshop work is required
Questions to Ask Your Tradie
• What is the diagnostic fee and is the call‑out included?
• Have you repaired this make and model before and can you quote a similar job
• Do you carry common spare parts today or will you need to order them and return
• What warranty do you offer on parts and labour and how is a faulty repair handled?
• Will you test the machine in my home and demonstrate it working after the repair?
• Are you insured for on‑site electrical work and do you follow PPE/contamination handling for dirty tanks
How to Avoid Surprises
• clear space around where the cleaner will be tested and provide a mains socket
• have make, model and photos to hand and note any previous repairs
• confirm parking or access arrangements to avoid call‑out delays
• keep pets and children away from the work area during testing and repairs
• ask your tradie to confirm whether parts will be ordered and the expected lead time

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