Our guitar workshop in Almaty accepts guitar restoration orders from anywhere in the world. Thanks to the modern level of transport services and communication, you do not need to travel to another city or country with your instrument or settle for the results you might get in your city. Simply securely pack your guitar in need of restoration, consult with us beforehand, and send it to our guitar workshop.
Guitar restoration is a procedure that involves a complete disassembly and exposure of all or the majority of adhesive joints. Before reassembly, each component is thoroughly inspected, and decisions are made regarding its suitability and reliability. All worn and damaged parts are either repaired, replaced with new ones, or recreated from scratch. After restoration, the guitar undergoes a full refinishing, reassembly, and setup.
During the restoration, the master uses materials and components pre-approved by the instrument’s owner. By default, the guitar is restored to its original condition using materials, components, and construction methods as close to the original as possible. However, at the owner’s request, any modifications to the guitar’s design can be made, as agreed upon during the preliminary project preparation phase.
A key aspect of restoration is that the guitar does not merely address specific faults or receive only a cosmetic update. Restored guitars literally gain a second life—their lifespan is fully restored, so after restoration, you can expect not to encounter another age-related issue soon.
If you are interested in having your guitar restored at our workshop, you can contact us via WhatsApp and Telegram, and we will provide a free preliminary consultation for your project.
Hollowbody Guitars
Any kind of guitars with acoustic cavities: classical, western, jazz, experimental guitars, as well as semi-acoustic electric guitars.
Cost of work:
$3,000 to $9,000
+ materials and components
Production time:
9 to 18 months
Solid Body Guitars
Any kind of guitars with solid wood without acoustic cavities: electric guitars, basses, baritones, and experimental projects.
Cost of work:
$2,000 to $8,000
+ materials and components
Production time:
6 to 12 months