Sometimes it is necessary to carry out extraordinary operations in order to return to having a certain reliability and durability of the instruments. This is sometimes necessary due to lack of regularity in ordinary maintenance, and other times due to an intense use of the instrument, which wears out the parts more easily.
At the time of the appraisal, the most obvious anomalies can be found, but sometimes it is realized during the intervention that the condition of reliability cannot be recovered except with extraordinary work.
It may also happen that you want to discover your instrument with different sound. In this case, it is possible to proceed with the extraordinary replacement of parts, not so much for the need for reliability, but for the search for new, different, particular sounds.
If, during the appraisal, it is highlighted that it is necessary to carry out an intervention considered extraordinary, this will be punctually reported in the estimate. If, on the other hand, the need for extraordinary operations is found during the intervention, it is our practice to contact the owner of the instrument for prior approval.
Even with extraordinary operations, maintenance is carried out during the week.
