Badminton Racket Stringing in Moncton, NB | Badminton House

Professional badminton racket being strung at Badminton House in Moncton, NB

Racket Stringing

Professional restringing · Moncton, NB · 2–3 day turnaround

Professional badminton racket stringing in the Greater Moncton area. Drop off your racket at our Moncton location, and pick it up ready to play in 2 to 3 days. We match the right string and tension to your game — or choose for you if you're not sure.

Stringing Service — At a Glance

2–3

Day Turnaround

Yonex

Premium Strings

All

Skill Levels

No

Appointment Needed

Not sure which string or tension? Tell us your level and how you play — we'll pick for you. Book your restring.


How Does Racket Restringing Work?

Three simple steps from drop-off to game-ready.

1

Drop off your racket

Bring it to Badminton House in Moncton. No appointment needed — just walk in during business hours.

2

We pick the right string

Tell us how you play and we'll match the string and tension to your game. Already know what you want? We'll do that too.

3

Pick up in 2–3 days

Your racket, freshly strung and ready for the court. We'll let you know when it's done.

Book My Restring

We'll email you within 24 hours to schedule your drop-off


How Much Does Racket Stringing Cost?

A standard badminton restring in Canada costs about $25–$35 CAD in 2026 with string and labour included. Your exact Badminton House quote depends on the string model and tension you choose — the table below shows typical 2026 Canadian price bands so you know what to budget before you ask.

Service Typical Price (CAD) What It Covers
Labour only (you supply a sealed string set) From about $15 ($15–$25 range) Cutting out the old string, stringing to your requested tension, tying off, trimming, and checking the string bed
Standard string + labour (BG65 / BG80 class) From about $25 ($25–$35 range) All-in restring with a durable all-round Yonex string — the most common band for club players
Premium thin-gauge string + labour (Exbolt 65, BG66 Ultimax, Aerosonic) From about $35 ($35–$45 range) Thinner, higher-repulsion strings that cost more per set and reward precise stringing
Rush / same-day add-on About $5–$10 extra Jumping the normal 2–3 day queue when you need the racket back fast — ask at drop-off

These are typical Canadian benchmark ranges, not a fixed price list. Your exact price depends on string and tension — use the Get a Quote form and we'll confirm it before we string. For the full market breakdown, read our badminton stringing cost in Canada guide.

Why the spread? The string itself moves the price. Yonex string sets retail for roughly $14–$20 CAD in Canada — BG65 around $13.95, BG80 and Exbolt 65 around $19.95 — so a premium thin-gauge restring naturally lands higher than a BG65 workhorse job. When comparing quotes anywhere, always confirm whether the price includes string, labour, tax, and any rush fee.


Why Restring?

Professional badminton stringing tools and Yonex BG65 string

Strings lose tension over time — even if they haven't broken. A racket that felt great three months ago is playing differently now. Dead strings kill your control and power before you notice it.

As a rule of thumb, players on court twice a week or more should restring every 2 to 3 months — even if the string never breaks.

"Dead strings kill your control and power before you notice it."

⚠️ Signs You Need a Restring

Strings feel "mushy" — the shuttle isn't popping off the bed

Hitting harder to get the same depth on clears

Visible notching where strings cross

It's been 3+ months since your last restring


Which Strings Do We Carry?

We stock popular Yonex strings for every playing style. Not sure which one? We'll recommend based on your level and game.

DURABILITY Long-lasting strings that hold tension — ideal for training and frequent play

String Best For Feel Gauge
BG65 Beginners, all-rounders Soft, reliable repulsion 0.70 mm
BG65 Titanium Hard hitters wanting durability Crisp, sharp impact 0.70 mm
Nanogy 95 Speed-focused players Elastic, great hitting feel 0.69 mm

POWER High repulsion and explosive shot response — for players who want more punch

String Best For Feel Gauge
BG80 Intermediate to advanced Crisp, high repulsion 0.68 mm
BG80 Power Aggressive smashers Hard, explosive power 0.68 mm
BG66 Ultimax Advanced, finesse players Loud, ultra-responsive 0.65 mm
Exbolt 65 All-round performance Quick bite, controlled 0.65 mm
Aerosonic Advanced touch players Ultra-thin, maximum feel 0.61 mm

CONTROL Hybrid and spin-focused strings — precision for net play and cut shots

String Best For Feel Gauge
Aerobite Doubles, net-play specialists Grippy mains, smooth crosses — heavy spin 0.67 / 0.61 mm

Quick Pick by Playing Style

Beginner

BG65 — durable, forgiving, great value

Power Smasher

BG80 Power — explosive repulsion

All-Rounder

BG80 or Exbolt 65 — balanced performance

Touch & Finesse

BG66 Ultimax or Aerosonic — thin gauge, maximum feel

Not sure which string? Read our String & Tension Guide for a quick breakdown of each option, or just tell us your level — we'll pick for you.


What Tension Should You Ask For?

Most casual and beginner players string at 20–22 lbs, intermediate players at 23–25 lbs, and advanced players at 26–28 lbs. Higher tension gives more control; lower tension gives more power and a bigger, more forgiving sweet spot.

Player Level Recommended Tension What It Feels Like
Casual / beginner 20–22 lbs More power and depth with less effort; forgiving on off-centre hits
Intermediate 23–25 lbs Balanced zone — cleaner feedback without giving up too much help on clears
Advanced 26–28 lbs Sharper response and more control, but less margin for timing errors
Professional 29+ lbs Very direct and precise, but demanding on the arm and the frame

Two practical tips. If you mostly play plastic shuttles, drop your usual feather tension by 2–3 lbs to restore depth and comfort. And if you're unsure between two numbers, take the lower one — adjust by 1 lb at your next restring rather than making a big jump.


How We String Your Racket

A good restring is more than "new string in the racket." Every racket we string goes through the same checklist:

Grommet inspection before stringing. Cracked or worn grommets can pinch and cut fresh string within a few sessions — we flag and replace damaged ones before the new string goes in.

Frame fully mounted and supported on the stringing machine so the head keeps its shape under tension.

Your requested tension, pulled evenly across mains and crosses — and we stay within your frame's rated tension range.

Clean knots and a final string-bed check before we tell you it's ready for pickup.

Workmanship note. If something about a fresh restring isn't right — a slipped knot, an uneven string bed — bring the racket back and we'll make it right.


Who It's For

🏸

Club Players

Keep your racket performing between weekly sessions

🏆

Competitive Players

Dial in exact tension and string for tournaments

🌱

Beginners

Not sure what string or tension? We'll pick based on your level


Where Do We String? Greater Moncton & Beyond

Badminton House strings rackets from our Moncton, New Brunswick location, and we serve players across Greater Moncton — Moncton, Dieppe, and Riverview — as well as club players from around southeastern New Brunswick who drop rackets off on their way through town.

Drop-off is walk-in during business hours, no appointment needed. If you'd rather confirm timing first, send us a message and we'll reply within 24 hours with drop-off details.


Mail-In Stringing Across Canada

Not in Moncton? We can restring rackets mailed to us from anywhere in Canada. Everything is confirmed by email before you ship anything, so there are no surprises on price or timing.

1

Request a quote first

Use the Get a Quote form with your string choice (or your level, if you want us to pick), tension, and return address. We'll confirm the price, turnaround, and where to ship.

2

Ship your racket

Pack it in a rigid box with padding around the frame — no soft envelopes. Include a note with your name, email, and the string and tension we agreed on.

3

We string it and ship it back

Your racket goes into the normal 2–3 day queue when it arrives, then ships back to you. Shipping both ways is on top of the restring price — we'll include it in your quote.

READY TO RESTRING?

Drop off your racket — pick it up game-ready

Book My Restring

2–3 day turnaround · No appointment needed · Expert string matching


BOOK YOUR RESTRING

Drop Off Your Racket or Send Us a Message

Walk in to Badminton House in Moncton — no appointment needed. Or leave your email and we'll get back to you with a quote.

We'll reply within 24 hours. Walk-ins always welcome.


Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get a racket restrung?

Turnaround is 2 to 3 days from drop-off. No appointment needed — just bring your racket to Badminton House in Moncton.

Do I need to know which string I want?

No. Tell us your skill level and playing style and we'll pick the right string and tension for you. If you already know what you want, we'll do that too.

What strings do you use?

We carry a full range of Yonex strings — from durable options like BG65 to high-repulsion strings like BG80 Power and thin-gauge performance strings like Aerosonic. See the full string comparison above, or just tell us your level and we'll recommend the best match.

How often should I restring my racket?

For regular players (2+ times per week), every 2 to 3 months. Casual players can go longer, but if your strings feel mushy or you're hitting harder for the same distance, it's time.

How much does a badminton restring cost?

A standard restring in Canada runs about $25–$35 CAD in 2026 with string and labour included; labour-only jobs start around $15 and premium thin-gauge setups around $35. See the pricing table above, then use the quote form — we confirm your exact price before we string.

What tension should I ask for?

Casual and beginner players typically string at 20–22 lbs, intermediate players at 23–25 lbs, and advanced players at 26–28 lbs. If you play plastic shuttles, drop 2–3 lbs from your feather tension. Unsure? Tell us your level and we'll set it for you.

Do you offer mail-in stringing?

Yes — we restring rackets mailed from anywhere in Canada. Start with the quote form; we confirm price, turnaround, and the shipping address by email before you send your racket, and it goes into the normal 2–3 day queue on arrival.


Questions? Contact us — we're happy to help.

Last updated: July 2026