Phone/text 864-415-9780

Email fluterepair@joysears.com 

I wholeheartedly recommend Joy Sears Flute Repair.  Joy has worked her magic on all of my flutes and piccolos for twenty years.  She is a detail-oriented perfectionist and an expert on flute maintenance and repair.  Her professionalism and integrity are unparalleled.  Joy Sears is simply the best!

-Amy Orsinger Whitehead, Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, flute 2, Davidson College, adjunct flute instructor 

My Piccolo was just not playing right so I sent it to Joy to take a look.  When I got it back it played better than it ever has, even including a factory overhaul done years ago.  When asked who I send my instruments to for repair I always tell people Joy Sears.  She's the only one I know who will return my instruments in a timely manner and working fabulously!  Five Star rating! * * * * *

-Julie, FL

• Make sure the flute fits well in its case. Checking for lateral movement and extra space in the top of the case is a good idea. If you find lateral movement, I recommend adding pieces of paper towel, foam, cleaning cloth, or anything soft that will make the flute more secure.

• Please make sure your name and contact information are included. Adding a note of any issues you are having with your instrument is also helpful to me.

• It is important to use a strong box with enough room to add packing peanuts and bubble wrap or foam. Place a layer or two of bubble wrap around the flute case, tape it to secure wrapping and place it in the box on top of a layer of packing peanuts. Fill up the rest of the box with packing peanuts so there is no extra movement during shipping.

• UPS works best in my area, but any shipping service is fine.

You are welcome to include a return shipping label. I will make it for you on the return if it is not included.

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