Common Questions

Where is your store located?

Having a physical store for you to visit is one of my goals as the business matures. All work is performed in my home shop.

Also... if you're a local business owner and have a store with some extra space that would be reasonable for a small setup, please reach out!

Are you going to steal my gear?

I understand that I'm just some random stranger from the internet. But no... I'm not going to take your stuff and just disappear.

I'm a new business, just getting started, and I have dreams of operating for years to come. I love doing this work. The Blair County and surrounding areas need more music and instrument shops. If instruments start disappearing, this dream is dead.

  • You'll have my name, which you can Google and find my past business, my social pages, and more.

  • You can also take a picture of me, my car, and license plate.

I'm open to other suggestions that provide you comfort. I can't give your trust, I can only earn it.

Is my guitar safe with you?

I was raised with the expectation to respect other people and their stuff. So whatever it is of yours (guitars, amps, etc) that is in my possession, know I'm being extra careful with it. I baby my own and yours will get the royal treatment.

  • If I'm doing a drop-off or pickup, I only travel with one customer's property at a time.

  • I travel to the customer and back home directly; there will be no middle stops. Your stuff isn't going to be sitting in my car, in parking lot somewhere, unattended. I want it back in my shop or your home as quickly as possible to mitigate any risks.

  • While doing the work, I don't take risks. I'll tell you when a tasks requires skills beyond what I'm capable of performing. It's not worth chancing it. If I consider anything within my skill range, but still think there are risks, we're going to talk about it before I do anything. I have definitely bought similar guitars to practice on to prove out a method, solution, etc. Your guitar isn't my experiment.

Ready to get started?

Text (267) 437-1944 any time with your guitar type, issue, and photos. I’ll review the information and respond with next steps.