Available Services

Restring

Don't let old strings hold you back!

Bring Your Guitar Back to Life with a Professional Restring!

Fret Dressing

Is Your Guitar Buzzing or Playing Flat?

Unlock Your Guitar's True Potential with a Professional Fret Dress!

Over time, playing causes wear on your guitar's frets, leading to uneven surfaces, flat spots, and grooves. This can result in annoying fret buzz, poor intonation, and a generally less enjoyable playing experience.

Bridge Replacement

Is Your Guitar's Bridge Failing?

Restore Stability, Tone, and Playability with a Professional Bridge Replacement!

The bridge is a cornerstone of your guitar, anchoring the strings and transferring their vibrations to the body for tone and sustain. If your bridge is lifting, cracked, broken, or simply isn't performing, it can wreak havoc on your guitar's sound, tuning, and overall structural integrity.

Electric Pickup Replacement

Craving a New Sound from Your Electric Guitar?

Unleash Your Tone's True Potential with a Professional Pickup Replacement!

Your pickups are the heart of your electric guitar's sound, capturing every nuance of your playing. If you're looking for more output, less hum, a warmer tone, more bite, or simply a different sonic character, a pickup replacement is one of the most impactful upgrades you can make!

Refrets

Is Your Beloved Guitar Feeling Worn Out?

Bring its Playability Back to Life with a Professional Refret!

If your guitar's frets are buzzing, notched, or simply feel "dead" under your fingers, a full refret might be the answer. Old, worn frets can make even the finest instrument a chore to play, hindering your technique and enjoyment.

Nut Replacement

It Might Be Time for a New Nut!

The nut is a small but crucial component on your guitar, sitting right at the top of the fretboard. A worn, poorly cut, or damaged nut can lead to a host of frustrating issues, impacting your guitar's tone and playability, especially on open strings.

Bridge Plate Repair

Is Your Acoustic Guitar's Bridge Lifting or Top Bulging?

It Might Be Time for a Bridge Plate Repair!

Behind your acoustic guitar's bridge, inside the body, lies a crucial piece of wood called the bridge plate. This component reinforces the guitar's top, helping to distribute string tension and prevent the bridge from lifting. If your bridge plate is worn, damaged, or separating, it can lead to frustrating issues like a lifting bridge, a bulging soundboard, and a significant loss of tone and sustain.

Acoustic Guitar Pickup Installation

Want to Amplify Your Acoustic Guitar?

Bring Your Live Sound to Life with a Professional Pickup Installation!

You love the natural tone of your acoustic guitar, but when it's time to play live, rehearse with a band, or record, you need a reliable way to plug in. Dropping a microphone in front of it isn't always practical, and a poor-quality pickup can ruin your sound.

Crack and Break Repair

Don't Let Dings, Dents, or Dead Spots Silence Your Music!

Whether it's a minor buzz or major damage, your guitar deserves expert care to sound and play its best.

Acoustic Saddles

Is Your Guitar's Intonation Off or Tone Lacking Sustain?

Your Saddles Might Be the Culprit!

The saddles on your guitar's bridge are critical for precise intonation, string height, and transferring string vibration to the instrument's body. Worn, corroded, or incorrect saddles can lead to buzzing, poor sustain, and notes that don't sound quite right as you play up the neck.

Acoustic Neck Reset

Is Your Acoustic Guitar's Action Too High?

Even After Adjustments, Is It Still Unplayable? It Might Need a Neck Reset!

Over years of string tension, the neck angle of an acoustic guitar can gradually change, causing the action (string height) to become excessively high – often making the guitar difficult, if not impossible, to play comfortably. Adjusting the truss rod or saddle can only do so much. When the neck angle is off, a neck reset is the definitive solution.

Guitar Electronics Replacement

Is Your Electric Guitar's Tone Intermittent, Noisy, or Just Plain Tired?

It Might Be Time for an Electronics Overhaul!

Scratchy pots, crackling jacks, intermittent signals, or simply a dull, lifeless tone – these are all signs that your electric guitar's internal electronics might need attention. Over time, components wear out, connections loosen, and even factory wiring can be improved.