Woodwind Repairs in Bournemouth

From a sticking key to a small leak, Craig Ferguson Woodwinds provides fast, reliable repairs for saxophone, clarinet, flute, oboe and bassoon. Every repair is assessed individually, so you only pay for the work your instrument actually needs. Prices start from £30.

Woodwind Repair & Servicing
Selmer Balanced Action Tenor held together with tape

What's Included

A repair is different from a full service: it targets a specific issue rather than overhauling the whole instrument. Common repairs include:

If you’re not sure what’s wrong, that’s fine. A free assessment will identify the issue and confirm exactly what’s needed.

Repaired by a Technician Trusted by Professionals

Craig Ferguson previously led saxophone servicing and repairs at Howarth of London, one of the UK’s most respected woodwind specialists. He has also trained under highly regarded technicians including Daniel Bangham, Neil Clark and Paul Charman, and completed the Trevor Head Woodwind course. 

His work is trusted by professional musicians including Graeme Blevins (RAYE, Kylie Minogue), James Mollison (Ezra Collective) and Andy McKay (Roxy Music), as well as students and dedicated players across the South Coast.

Craig Ferguson Woodwinds

Pricing

Repairs start from £30, depending on the instrument and the work required. Once your instrument has been assessed, you'll receive a fixed quote before any work begins, so there are no surprises on cost.

How It Works

Get in touch

with details of your instrument and the issue.

Free assessment

at the Bournemouth workshop.

Fixed quote

confirmed before work starts.

Repair or service

carried out by hand using quality parts.

Collection

at the workshop or arrange a courier, ready to play.

Bent feather keys on an oboe

Instruments Covered

Repairs are available for:

All makes and models are welcome, including Yamaha, Selmer, Yanagisawa, Buffet Crampon, Jupiter, Trevor James, P. Mauriat, Howarth, Cannonball and vintage instruments.

Trusted by Musicians Across Dorset and Beyond

Our customers

FAQ

Common Enquiries
How much does a repair cost?

Repairs start from £30. The exact cost depends on the issue and instrument, and you’ll get a fixed quote after a free assessment.

Turnaround depends on the issue and current workshop bookings. Minor repairs can often be done quickly, while more involved work may take longer. An estimated timeframe is given after assessment.

Yes, repairs are carried out by appointment only. Get in touch to arrange a time to drop off your instrument or book a courier collection.

A repair fixes a specific issue, such as a leaking pad or sticking key. A service is a full clean, oil, check and adjustment of the whole instrument.

Yes. A courier collection and return delivery service is available UK-wide.

Need Your Instrument Repaired?

Notice an issue with your instrument? Get a free assessment and fixed quote today.