Removal of old strings. Clean & polish frets, oil fingerboard. Clean entire guitar, and replace strings properly. Prices may vary for Floyd rose, and 12 string type guitars.

Truss rod adjustment to achieve proper relief. Action at 12th fret that suites you, and your playing style best. Nut action, pickup height, and extremely accurate intonation. Contact cleaner for all electronics while making sure everything works as it should. Tighten keys, neck plate, strap buttons etc, There are different variations of this service to meet your needs, and budget.

A bone nut is a common upgrade for acoustic, electric, or bass guitars, Most are fit with pieces of plastic to cut cost from the factory. Bone is unmatched in enhancing the tone of instruments of any level of quality. All nuts & saddles are custom made, and hand carved from a blank of either cow, or camel bone to fit your guitar perfectly.

Good fret work is the key to perfect intonation, playability & tone. More so than any other element. Manufacturers large, and small do poor fingerboard & fretwork which in result can cause fret buzz, difficult playing action, and dead notes across the board. Also older guitars, or instruments that have been played repeatedly may have divits in the fret itself.  Determining if fret work is needed is only after the guitar is fully setup. 

As much as we hate to admit it accidents do happen! Some are worst than others, and many are simply victims of time itself. No matter the case there is always a fix for everything. Pricing relies solely on how long the crack is, the severity of the damage, and if it requires refinishing.

We all love the sound we get from a vintage acoustic guitar, but most of these gems weren't designed to have low action past the 5th fret. Also time is never on our side, and unfortunately these guitars are trying to fold in like a book from string tension alone. Many guitars from this era don't have truss rods either, and the only way to fix this dilemma is a neck reset. Please DO NOT let just anyone do this repair for you to save a buck. This is an extremely intricate fix, and I can't tell you how many times I've found someone epoxy the neck back on. which almost makes it impossible for us to correct it. 

After your acoustic has been overhauled take it to the next level, and out on stage with a pickup install. I am a huge fan of these LR Baggs anthem systems. They take the natural sound of your guitar, and just amplify it from two individual types of sound transfer. A piezo under the bridge, and a tru mic mounted inside with the option of blending them both. This service also pertains to electric guitar pickups if you fell they need to be upgraded.