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Business as usual for Service Sphere

by Ethan Miller
August 10, 2020
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With the recent announcement from the Victorian Government on new Stage 4 restrictions for metropolitan Melbourne taking effect, Service Sphere has shared what this means for the coffee equipment specialist.

Service Sphere will remain open during Victoria’s Stage 4 restrictions, providing equipment repairs and maintenance to the essential industries of foodservice, healthcare, government bodies, and many more across Australia.

“Not forgetting our wonderful customers at home in lockdown, you will need your coffee machine now, more than ever. So be sure to take advantage of our complimentary pickup and return services during Stage 4 restrictions,” Service Sphere Director Maurizio Marcocci says.

As well as complementary pickup and return of domestic machines, Service Sphere’s on the road technicians are catering to essential industries.

Next day dispatch is available on all online orders or parts and accessories ordered before 1pm.

A live chat service is also available.

For more information, visit www.servicesphere.com.au

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