Hours And Pricing

Summer hours are in effect and appointments are required.  Please remember I'm active duty military and thus the sharpening business is not full-time. Please be patient until we get something more full-time going. Always feel free to call, click or FB message me.  I prefer to use email: JBSkateService@Gmail.com but you can also call 315-731-0790 (voicemail and texts active!)

***Novemer 2017***
Im available the following days 9am to 6pm by calling ahead (if you have an emergency outside these hours call or email anyway to see if I can help):

*by appointment only this month due to my Work schedule and the Armed Services Hockey Tournament. Text or email! Thanks for your patience!

PRICING:
Sharpening $5
Contouring $20-$30 depending on blade condition, goalie cowling and labor, I'll let you know the cost prior to starting any work.
WoodWax Hockey wax $5
Consults, stride analysis currently $free based on my availability, coffee is appreciated at 6am though!

PAYMENT: Cash only*
Currently, I'm a "Home based Hobby Business, in the village of Clinton, Oneida County, NY and I can only accept cash, PayPal if you're willing to pay their fees. Receipts are available via email only and only upon request.

MAIL ORDER:
Mail order upon prior email coordination. Customs and taxes are the responsibility of the buyer. Military mail order sharpening is free, contouring prices per above, you pay the shipping.

REPAIRS:
Currently I do not have a rivet machine, I never needed one before as I always had access to one at a rink. I can personally repair some minor loose rivers and offer unofficial suggestions on DIY repairs, at your own risk of course, no charge obviously as this is not an officially offered service.

REMEMBER:
Your skates are probably your biggest singular hockey investment or a close second to sticks. Dry your blades and use skate soakers to and from the rink and the sharpener. I even usually wear mine to the ice as many rinks have dirt and concrete obstacles to overcome. Skating outside will dull your blades faster due to dirt and other contaminants. At home, take out your insoles, dry your skates inside and out with a towel and allow to air dry along with ALL your gear. Socks will also keep your skates from smelling horrible and collecting all kinds of biology. They also save my nose a little. Rust and nicks will mess your steel up quick and shorten the length of time you can go between sharpenings. I personally use a front load washer to wash most my gear, other than skates and helmet, never put plastic or metal in the dryer though!