Guitar Restorations Inc.

If you need a guitar restored, Check him out. He restored my father's guitar. He died when I was young and this was the only thing I had from him. The guitar was made in 1959 and it looks great. I can't thank Guitar Restorations enough!

I've had a number of guitars repaired by these guys over the years including Monkees model Gretsch that was completely stripped of the finish as well as the Monkees pickguard & trust rod cover. Bill managed to custom make those missing parts & do a refund that impressed Fred Gretsch Jr, Duke Kramer & Jimmy D' Aquisto! ( We took the restored guitar NAMMS show to show Duke who had provided no jtechnical info to make the restoration as accurate as possible) I've never had a bad experience with the guys ( but no one is perfect) but knowing them as I do I would find it out of character for them not to make something right in the event that someone was unhappy with the work as another reviewer indicated

I took my Les Paul here to have a new nut installed and to fix an issue with my G and B strings not staying in tune. The gentleman is extremely knowledgeable and got my Gibson sounding like brand new.. And very reasonably priced!

Guitar restorations is awesome. Owned by my Uncle to take care of all your guitar restoring needs.

Took my Martin acoustic/electric guitar to Guitar Restorations to get a buzzing high "e" string fixed. it was in the fall of 2014. I payed $130 to have the saddle replaced and have the neck set up. When I came to pick it up the string still had a buzz. Left it a few more days and came back to pick it up. Took it home and noticed the buzz was gone but the guitar was harder to play. Got referred to a repair person a little closer to home. He took one look and said "who worked on this guitar, the saddle is too short." After further inspection he told me Martin guitars have a 16 degree radius saddle, but this one was a 10 degree. No wonder it plays so bad. After another new saddle and $120 my guitar now plays great. I sent an e-mail to Guitar Restorations explaining all of this but never got a response.