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Vermont Guitarworks
5 ★★★★★ 53 Google reviews · Guitar & music store in Jeffersonville, Vermont
Plan your visit
- Repairs & setups a repair bench comes up in reviews and the store's own info — call ahead for turnaround, since good techs run a queue
- Website vermontguitarworks.com
What's on the wall
“My son had a Vermont made electric guitar that Tommy had restored a couple years before and he was so impressed with Tommy’s work that he recommended him to me.”
“i have 3 nice, vintage guitars and over the years i have brought them to quite a few repair folks that claimed they could fix em up, not the case.”
“As this was an anniversary present from my wife it had special meaning, the pictures show the care and effort that was used.”
“The top was excessively bowed, the bridge was badly separating, there were several cracks in the back, the frets needed dressing and the guitar needed to be set up.”
Brands they deal
“So I brought Tommy my 1953 Gibson ES 125 to do a complete restoration and Sunburst paint job.”
“A few weeks earlier I had the strap slip off my Martin and the guitar landed on its head leaving a slight mark in the lower part of the neck.”
“I recently brought him my newly aquired, very worn and abused 1964 Epiphone Texan because of his reviews and the examples of his work.”
What players say again and again
“The top was excessively bowed, the bridge was badly separating, there were several cracks in the back, the frets needed dressing and the guitar needed to be set up.”
“He walked me through a full inspection of my instrument and explained everything he saw as well as how he would repair it.”
From the reviews
Tommy is awesome! ...now let me elaborate on AWESOME: I brought my SG in to Tommy as I wanted to play the guitar once again. The guitar was in serious disrepair for decades and it was time to get to play it again. Tommy took the time to go through the guitar from top to bottom...and the guitar needs A LOT!
Remember how you felt about your first guitar? Or the first song or record that opened up the world for you? That you just couldn't stop listening to over and over again? That's how Tommy feels about guitars. He loves them. Really loves them.
I can't say enough wonderful things about Tommy at Vermont Guitarworks Hospital!! My Yamaha Revstar had a crack in the back of its neck and after a short visit to the Vermont Guitarworks Hospital it looks like a brand new guitar!! It even came back with better action than when I dropped it off!
Last November my son and I brought my Martin D-35 to the Vermont Guitarworks Hospital in Jeffersonville, VT to Luthier Tommy Graves. My son had a Vermont made electric guitar that Tommy had restored a couple years before and he was so impressed with Tommy’s work that he recommended him to me.
