Looking for extensive repair or restoration?

Trust expert Luthier Austin McKee, a certified fretted instrument repair tech, with your guitar repair and restoration needs. McKee Guitars will provide you with quality repair work at a fair price no matter the size of the job.

Receive repair work for acoustic and electric guitars, as well as any fret work you may need. Find high-quality services at a fair price at McKee Guitars. Call today to discuss the needs of your instrument and set up an appointment to begin the restoration process.

Five-star repair services

Acoustic Guitars

Set up (basic) – $30
Bone nut (6-string) – $30
Bone nut (12-string) – $50
Bone saddle (old style) – $30
Bone saddle (compensated) – $40
Install tuners (direct replacement) – $15
Bridge reglue (basic) – $60
Make new bridge (basic) – $100
Make new bridge (pyramid) – $150
Lower bridge (basic) – $30
Replace bridge plate (basic) – $85
Reglue loose brace (basic) – $25
Reglue crack (basic) – $25
Cleat crack (per cleat) – $15
Reglue pickguard – $30
New pickguard – $30
Correct intonation (basic) – $50
Convert to lefty (nut and saddle) – $75
Neck reset (martin) – $175
Neck reset (gibson / guild) – $225

Electric Guitars

Intonate (basic) – $12
Intonate (floyd rose) – $20
Shim neck (bolt-on neck) – $20
Pick up replacement (solid body) – $20 / 1st; $35 / 2nd; $45 / 3rd
Pick up replacement (hollow body) – $30 ea.
Set up (basic) – $30
Resolder – $7.50 ea.

Fret Work

Refret (unbound) – $150
Refret (bound) – $165
Refret maple (maple fretboard) – $200
Pearl (remove / replace) – $15 ea.
Dots (replace) – $5
Fret dress – $65
Loose fret ends – $5 per fret

I just had to write you to tell you that I absolutely love the new Dreadnought that I purchased from you the other day. The only problem that I am having with it is that it is very difficult to put down. I have not been to bed before Midnight all week because I cannot stop playing this amazing instrument. If I pick or strum it just right, I can hear Angels singing. What a wonderful guitar! It is so easy to play. I love the 12th fret set up and the cut-away is perfect. I can reach all of the frets with ease.

Al Horn