Guitar repair
Playability problems, unwanted noise, or something that simply doesn’t feel right. Let’s take a look at your guitar.
Discuss your guitar ↗From the instrument in your hands to the amp behind you. Guitar, pedal, and tube amp repair serving the East Bay and Tri-Valley.
Find your repair ↗Tell us what you play, what’s happening, and what you’d like to get working again.
Playability problems, unwanted noise, or something that simply doesn’t feel right. Let’s take a look at your guitar.
Discuss your guitar ↗No signal, intermittent switching, or a pedal that won’t power up. Tell us what’s happening on your board.
Discuss your pedal ↗Hum, crackling, volume loss, or no sound at all. Start with the make, model, and symptoms of your amp.
Discuss your amp ↗Clear starting prices for your guitar or bass. Additional work is discussed and approved before proceeding. Pedal and tube amp repairs are quoted individually.
Includes neck relief, action, intonation, hardware check, basic cleaning, and restringing labor. Conditioning applies only to appropriate unfinished fingerboards. Strings are extra.
Labor only; components are extra. Standard installations assume compatible parts and no routing.
Final estimates require physical inspection. Finish restoration and extensive cosmetic damage are quoted separately.
Stainless steel frets, loose frets, and additional repairs are quoted separately.
$40 diagnostic fee
Applies to evaluation and troubleshooting. Credited toward an approved repair. Routine menu services, including the $30 restring, do not carry an additional diagnostic fee.
$65 hourly labor
For troubleshooting, correcting previous modifications, and extensive restorations. Additional work requires customer approval before proceeding.
Client-supplied parts
Labor warranty covers workmanship only. Defective or failed client-supplied components incur standard labor rates for diagnosis, removal, or replacement. Warranty terms are confirmed with your repair estimate.
A useful repair conversation starts with the details. Here’s what to include when you reach out.
Instrument or equipment type, make, and model. Include any previous repairs or modifications.
What you hear or feel, when it started, and whether it happens every time or only occasionally.
Discuss the repair and arrange the details before bringing your equipment in.
Serving the East Bay and Tri-Valley. Call, email, or fill in the details below to discuss your repair.
925.339.0019The form prepares an email in your email app. Review it and press send there to submit your inquiry.