Phil's list of Arcade Game Repairers


Last Updated: 3rd February 2007



I'll update this list as I come across other arcade game repairers around the world, but a word of 'caution' - just because the people are listed here doesn't mean that they have been 'vetted' in any way, so I take no responsibility whatsoever if any provide a poor service (which will hopefully not be the case!). It goes without saying that I'll always do my utmost to keep my own customers happy (as I hope is the case with other repairers).
UK
Phil Morris (email): repairs@arcaderelics.co.uk (that's me, maintainer of this site - I repair all kinds of game boards, vector and raster)          

Simon Hanlon (email): Repairs@hanlon.info - also repairs Pinball machines

Martin White: http://www.guddler.co.uk (apparently not actively looking for repairs at the time of writing)

Dave Langley: http://www.robotron-2084.co.uk (has no time to do repairs at the time of writing, so is referring enquiries to me)


Switzerland

Markus (in Basel): www.ostermayer.ch - Radarscope repairs only


USA

Alex Yeckley at Elektron Forge: http://www.elektronforge.com/                                           

Eldorado Games: http://www.eldoradogames.com/                                                                       

Chad Entringer: http://www.arcadecup.com/  - Specializes in monitor repairs but also carries out some board repairs

Mark Spaeth (email): mspaeth@mtl.mit.edu

Hyperspace Arcade Services: http://www.hyperspacearcade.com/

MikesArcade: http://www.mikesarcade.com/

Audio Doctors Pro Audio & Coin-op: matthews@audio-doctors.com - (Specializes in X/Y vector monitor repair and modifications). Pittsburgh, Philadelphia

John Hermann: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Circuit/8393/repair.html

Peter Hingston: http://home.comcast.net/~amyhood/pacman_ms_pac-man_pcb_arcade_repair.html - Pac-Man and Ms Pac-Man PCB repairs only

Pinball Medic Amusements: http://www.pinballmedic.net/index.html - Pinball and arcade game repairs.  Austin, Texas.

Canada
                                                                                                                      
John Robertson: http://www.flippers.com/                                                                 

About me:

Some of you may remember me from 1996/1997 when I ran a web site called 'Phil's Arcade Emulation Page' - this linked to the many arcade emulators that were cropping up at the time, primarily started off by Dave Spicer's 'Sparcade'. You'll also notice that the design of this site keeps to the same very basic, minimalist style - I'm no design artist I'm afraid!

I now repair old arcade games for a living, concentrating on those from the late 1970s up to about the mid 1980s (preferably boards that are intact with little or no physical damage .....). I mostly repair the PCBs (due to lack of storage space) but sometimes I'll work on a complete cab and maybe even a monitor in some circumstances. I'm fast (repairs usually carried out within two weeks) and reliable (I can provide references from satisfied customers). If you'd like anything repairing along with my prices then please get in touch with me at the above email address.

If you know of anyone good and reliable who also repairs old arcade games then please get in touch and provide me with as many details as possible - the name of the repairer, email address, web site, etc. I'll then add the details to this site.

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