Repair work
- • Guide and tip-top replacement
- • Thread-wrap repair and refinishing
- • Evaluation of cracked, loose or worn components
REPAIRS & UPGRADES
A broken guide or worn grip doesn’t always mean you need a new rod. Tell us what happened and send a few photos. We’ll take a look, explain your options, and agree on the work and cost before starting.
Typical turnaround · 2–3 weeks after approval

SHOP SERVICE · CENTRAL TEXAS DROP-OFF
Let’s see what your rod needs.
WHAT WE CAN HELP WITH
We’ll inspect the rod and tell you whether the work makes sense. You’ll see the repair plan, cost, and expected timing before you decide. We do not offer structural blank repairs.
HOW IT WORKS
01
Share the rod, the problem, and what you want it to do when it is back on the water.
02
We inspect the rod and provide the recommended work, cost, and timing in writing.
03
You decide whether to move forward before any shop work begins.
04
We complete and check the work—typically within 2–3 weeks after approval.
NOT SURE WHETHER TO REPAIR OR REPLACE?
We’ll talk through the practical options before you commit to anything. Every repair begins with a consultation and inspection.