Music Heals People and Communities
Menders Music is a place that believes everyone should have access to quality musical instruments, and we want to be part of that work. We've spent our combined 20 years learning and practicing the best techniques in the trade so we can give every customer a quality repair. A student just learning to play deserves the best, and so does a working professional.
How we work
- Each instrument discipline has its own head tech
- All three of us are cross-trained, so hard repairs get a second set of eyes
- You get an official estimate and approve it before any work starts
- Verify our work before you pay
- Every repair is guaranteed for 30 days

Specialists Who Work as a Team
Each of us leads our own instrument disciplines, and we're all cross-trained, so a tricky repair gets three sets of eyes. The best results possible, every time.

Stephen Bluebaugh
Co-Founder / Strings SpecialistStephen is our head of string repairs. A cello with an open seam, a guitar that needs a quick tune up: it all lands on his bench. He also handles our electronics and percussion work, including amps, digital keyboards, drums, and mallet instruments. With 17 years of industry experience, his expertise is an invaluable part of our team.
String and amp repair
Tim Andridge
Co-Founder / Brass SpecialistAs our head brass tech, Tim is your go-to guy for stuck slides, broken solder points, and dent work. When he's not working his magic in the brass room, he's busy making people laugh and making sure everyone's having a good time.
Brass repair
Daniel Seter
Co-Founder / Woodwinds SpecialistOur head woodwind tech can always be found repadding instruments and pinpointing pesky leaks. His attention to detail and passion for a diverse range of music make him a great fit for our team.
Woodwind repair
All Repairs Backed for 30 Days
- 20+ Years of combined repair experience
- 3 Specialists, cross-trained across every discipline
- 30 days Guarantee on every repair*
- Try it Verify our work before you pay
*Excludes instruments that have been dropped or mishandled.
Something Not Playing Right? Let's Take a Look.
Tell us what your instrument is doing, and we'll get back to you about what it needs. You'll have an estimate before any work starts.
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