American Fork sits in the middle of the northern Utah County corridor, with Lehi and Highland to the west and Pleasant Grove and Lindon to the east, and it's home to some of the strongest school band and drumline programs in Alpine School District. A lot of drums here live in garages and basements between gigs, church services, and school years.
Utah Drums serves American Fork by appointment: drop off at our home shop, or book a travel visit for $30 (free within roughly 15 minutes of us; ask when you book), with a $150 minimum job for travel. Prices are published up front: Tune-Up $100 (4-piece, +$15 per extra drum), Rehead & Voice $150 plus heads, Full Restoration from $300 after inspection.
The most common American Fork job is the kit that's been sitting: bought for a kid years ago, inherited, or picked up on KSL, with dull heads, rusty tension rods, and hoops that haven't been checked. A Full Restoration (teardown, shell and hardware polish, rust removal, new felts and washers, rehead, and tune) brings it back. A Tune-Up covers the kit that just needs adjustment.
Drumline directors: marching heads on a season schedule with bulk pricing, plus the Maintenance Plan for the concert kit and practice room. Every kit leaves with a spec sheet so the next section leader can bring it back to the same tuning.
Common questions from American Fork
- Do you travel to American Fork?
- Yes. American Fork is in Utah County, so the travel fee is $30 (free if you're within roughly 15 minutes of our home shop; ask when you book), with a $150 minimum job for travel bookings. Drop-off is always free.
- How much is a drum tune-up in American Fork?
- $100 for a 4-piece kit (+$15 per additional drum), plus the travel fee if we come to you. Rehead & Voice is $150 plus heads. Full Restoration starts at $300 with a final quote after inspection.