Andy Green Pedals is a small, hand-built guitar effects company founded by Andy Green, a guitar tech and luthier who has worked in the vintage guitar and amplifier repair trade since the early 1980s. The brand operates out of South Florida, tied to Green's repair shop Hollywood Guitar Shop in the Hollywood/Dania Beach area. Every pedal is hand-assembled in the USA in a small-batch operation, with Green personally handling design and soldering.

The lineup focuses on a concise set of classic effect types rather than sprawling product lines. Offerings include the Daily Grind, a Marshall-inspired distortion that grew out of Green's long use of a Marshall Lead 12; the Warmer Drive overdrive; the Hizz Fuzz, a germanium-style fuzz; the Belair Boost, a clean boost in the LPB-1 tradition; and the Seaverb, a compact spring reverb emulator with Depth and Shine controls that has been the brand's most widely covered pedal, receiving coverage in Vintage Guitar magazine.

The brand's reputation sits in the boutique, builder-direct corner of the pedal market, with an emphasis on simple controls, straightforward circuits rooted in vintage tones, and hands-on construction rather than mass production.

Andy Green Pedals has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Reverb Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Chris Shiflett.