All listed prices are starting prices. There are upcharges for significant dent work, soldering, and other unforeseen repairs.  I have high-quality pads I prefer to use for my repads and overhauls, but I am open to using the pads and resonators of your choice.  Feel free to reach out to talk about your options.

 Saxophone Services:

General service:   $80 per hour ($1.33/minute), billed in 15 minute increments.  $30 minimum

General service is the catch-all term for "fix it".  It covers a wide range of procedures, from repairing bent keys to replacing a couple pads, soldering/brazing, customizations, simple adjustment and regulation, etc. 

Replace neck cork: $30

COA (clean, oil and adjust): 

This involves first making sure the body tube is straight, then a complete tear down of the saxophone, including removal of bell/bow section if necessary,  washing of body/bow/bell and neck in soap and water, cleaning/degreasing of all rods, screws, pivots and tubes, replacing worn key corks/felts and pads as needed or preferred,  thorough lubrication of entire mechanism, reassembly, leak check, adjusting, regulating as needed and, of course, a thorough play test.  Upcharges for dent work and solder repairs.

Soprano, alto and tenor: Starts at $300 plus any pads replaced.                                                                                                                               

Baritone: Starts at $425 plus any pads replaced

Repad:     

This involves all procedures of the COA,  PLUS washing of keywork, removal and replacement of all pads, corks and felts, removal of dents and dings, and straightening of the body tube, setting of key heights for optimal intonation and adjustment of spring tension for balanced action.  These prices include pads.

Soprano and alto: $800

Tenor:  $900

Baritone: $1,100         

Mechanical Overhaul:    

"The works".  My overhauls include all procedures of the Repad, plus key fitting (sweging, post alignment, facing and fitting), tonehole leveling and/or dressing, improving any faulty previous repairs, spot lacquering if desired/needed, fabrication of parts if needed, etc - whatever it takes to bring the instrument back to as close to new as possible (or better) mechanically.

Soprano and alto: Starting at $1,000

Tenor: Starting at $1,100

Baritone: Starting at $1,500

Other services:      

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Clarinet Services:

General Service:  $80 per hour ($1.33/minute), billed in 15 minute increments.  $30 minimum

General service is the catch-all term for "fix it".  It covers a wide range of procedures, from repairing bent keys to replacing a couple pads, customizations, simple adjustment and regulation, etc. 

Tenon cork: 

A, Bb and Eb clarinet:  $30 per tenon 

Alto, bass and contralto/bass clarinet:  $35 per tenon

COA  (clean, oil and adjust):   

This involves a complete tear down of the clarinet, washing and polishing of the body, barrel and bell with soap and water if plastic, with elbow grease if wood,  oiling the body, bell, barrel and bore if wood, polishing of keys, cleaning/degreasing of all rods, screws and tubes, replacing worn key corks/felts and pads as needed, thorough lubrication of entire mechanism, reassembly, adjusting of spring tension, regulating as needed and, of course, a thorough play test. 

A, Bb, and Eb-plastic:  $175

A, Bb, and Eb-wood:  $225

Alto/ bass-plastic: $250

Alto/bass-wood: $300 

Repad:  

Disassemble, remove all pads, corks and felts, polish keys, replace all pads corks and felts, clean and degrease hinge rods, tubes and screws, thorough lubrication of entire mechanism, oil body if wooden - bath in soap and water if plastic, reassemble, adjust and regulate, thorough play test.  

 A, Bb, and Eb (plastic)  $300

A, Bb, and Eb clarinet (wooden) $400

Alto-plastic $500

Alto-wood  $600

Bass-plastic - $600

Bass-wood - $750

Mechanical Overhaul: 

My  clarinet overhauls include all procedures of the Repad, plus key fitting (swaging, post alignment, facing and fitting), tone hole sealing, leveling, and/or dressing, improving any faulty previous repairs, fabrication of parts if needed, etc. - whatever it takes to bring the instrument back to as close to new as possible mechanically.

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Other services:      

Crack pinning, carbon fiber banding, tone hole replacement

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Flute services:

General Service:  $80 per hour ($1.33/minute), billed in 15 minute increments.  $30 minimum

General service is the catch-all term for "fix it".  It covers a wide range of procedures, from repairing bent keys to replacing a couple pads, customizations, simple adjustment and regulation, etc. 

Head Joint cork replacement:  $30

COA (clean, oil and adjust):  

This involves a complete tear down of the flute, washing and polishing of the body foot joint, and head joint with soap and water, polishing of body, foot and head joint and keys, cleaning/degreasing of all rods, screws and tubes, replacing worn key corks/felts and pads as needed, thorough lubrication of entire mechanism, reassembly, adjusting of spring tension, regulating as needed and, of course, a thorough play test. 

$200, plus any pads replaced

Repad:  

All the procedures of a COA plus replacing of all pads, corks and felts

Plateau (closed hole) starting at $300

Open hole starting at $400

Other services:      

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Oboe Services:

General Service:  $80 per hour ($1.33/minute), billed in 15 minute increments.  $30 minimum

General service is the catch-all term for "fix it".  It covers a wide range of procedures, from repairing bent keys to replacing a couple pads, customizations, simple adjustment and regulation, etc. 

COA  (clean, oil and adjust):

This involves a complete tear down of the oboe, washing and polishing of the body and bell with soap and water if plastic, with elbow grease if wood,  oiling the body, bell and bore if wood, polishing of keys, cleaning/degreasing of all rods, screws and tubes, replacing worn key corks/felts and pads as needed, thorough lubrication of entire mechanism, reassembly, adjusting of spring tension, thorough regulation and, of course, a thorough play test. 

Plastic:  $200 plus any pads replaced

Wood (Conservatory):  $250 plus any pads replaced

Tenon cork: 

$20 per tenon 

Repad:

All the procedures of a COA plus replacing of all pads, corks and felts

Plastic: $600

Wood: $750

Other services:      

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Bassoon Services:

General Service:  $80 per hour ($1.33/minute), billed in 15 minute increments.  $30 minimum

General service is the catch-all term for "fix it".  It covers a wide range of procedures, from repairing bent keys to replacing a couple pads, customizations, simple adjustment and regulation, etc. 

Tenon corks:   $40

COA  (clean, oil and adjust):

This involves a complete tear down of the bassoon, washing and polishing of the body and bell with soap and water if plastic, with elbow grease if wood,  polishing of keys, cleaning/degreasing of all rods, screws and tubes, replacing worn key corks/felts and pads as needed, replacing of boot u-tube gasket if needed thorough lubrication of entire mechanism, reassembly, adjusting of spring tension, thorough regulation and, of course, a thorough play test. 

Student models:  $250

Professional models: $300

Repad:

All the procedures of a COA plus replacing of all pads, corks and felts

Student models:  Starting at $750

Professional models: Starting at $900

Other services:      

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