Repairs and Customizations
Repairs and Customizations
We repair all brass instruments, with an emphasis on French horns, trumpets, trombones, and tubas. Trusted by many top band programs and world-renowned professional musicians in Texas and beyond for over 30 years.
Our repair shop is located at 121 Lorine St, Keller, TX 76248. Please bring all instruments for repair to this location unless otherwise notified.
All prices below are estimates; please visit the shop for a more accurate quote.
Is this a school-owned instrument? Please contact us for educational pricing!
Schedule an appointment online or call us directly. Free estimates are always available.
These prices represent the average cleaning cost for our most common instruments. Costs may vary depending on the model and condition of your instrument.
| Instrument | Price |
|---|---|
| Lacquered Piston Trumpet | $155 |
| Silver-plated Piston TrumpetIncludes hand polishing | $200 |
| Other TrumpetsRaw brass, unlacquered, or other finishes | $200 |
| TromboneStraight | $155 |
| TromboneF Attachment | $225 |
| Bass Trombone | $250 |
| Baritone Horn | $175 |
| Euphonium | $230 |
| EuphoniumCompensating (4-valve) | $250 |
| Single HornSingle French horn | $185 |
| Descant Horn | $250 |
| Double HornDouble French horn | $235 |
| Triple HornTriple French horn | $400 |
| Mellophone / Marching French Horn | $185 |
| Marching Baritone | $185 |
| Tuba3-piston | $225 |
| Tuba4-piston | $280 |
| Tuba4-rotor | $350 |
| Sousaphone | $285 |
- Full Disassembly
- Degreasing
- Ultrasonic Cleaning
- New Felts (piston instruments) or Bumper and String Replacement (rotor instruments)
- Full Lubrication
We service the full range of brass instruments. The shop rate is $120/hour, charged in 15-minute increments for tasks such as dent work, polishing, and soldering.
Have a different instrument?
We may be able to repair other instruments on a case-by-case basis. For questions about a specific instrument or repair, please contact us.
Estimates are provided free of charge.
You may schedule a "while you wait" appointment, in which case a technician will be assigned to finish it that same day.
Alternatively, drop off your instrument during business hours. The instrument will enter our standard queue. Completion times vary -- best for non-urgent repairs.
Even if a brass instrument looks clean on the outside, dirt and grease build up on the interior over time. This buildup can cause valves, slides, and mouthpieces to become sticky or sluggish, or even get stuck. We recommend a professional cleaning once a year. Between cleanings, regularly snake out your lead pipe.
Most dents are purely cosmetic, but some can affect sound quality or structural integrity. We recommend having dents removed to keep your instrument in optimal playing condition.