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1

Get in touch first

Contact Sally to let her know you're sending your instrument to her.

2

Add your details

Make sure your contact details are placed inside your instrument case.

3

Secure it in a good case

Make sure your instrument is in a good quality case and isn't moving about — if it is, wedge it still with small bits of bubble wrap or even kitchen roll.

4

Wrap it well

Wrap the case in bubble wrap, then good brown paper, or place it in a small box.

5

Post it to Sally

Take your wrapped instrument to your nearest Post Office. Sally recommends sending it by Royal Mail Special Delivery — you can increase the insurance quite cheaply.

6

Get your quotation

Once your instrument arrives, Sally will contact you with a quotation for recommended work and repairs.

7

Pay, then get it back

Once the work is complete, and before your instrument is returned, Sally will require payment by cheque, direct bank payment or PayPal. Once payment is received, Sally will arrange a convenient delivery date — the cost of which is covered by Flute Fix.

Sally's repair workshop Piccolo ready to be sent to Flute Fix

Ready to send your instrument?

Get in touch first so Sally knows to expect it.