Badminton Racket Stringing in Moncton

Badminton racket stringing in Moncton. Bring your racket to any Badminton House club session at Lewisville Middle School and pick it up restrung at the next one. No booking, no quote request.

How drop-off works
A stringer weaves new string through a badminton racket mounted on an electronic stringing machine.

Drop off at a club session

  1. Come to any session

    Fridays, 7–9 pm or Sundays, 2–4 pm at Lewisville Middle School, 45 McAuley Drive, Moncton. No appointment needed; you don’t have to stay and play.

  2. Walk in through the main entrance to the gym

    We play there every session. Ask for the Badminton House organizer and hand over your racket. Tell us your tension and string if you have a preference; otherwise we use a durable Yonex string at a tension that suits your level.

  3. Pick it up at the next session

    Your racket is restrung and waiting at the following session. Pay at pickup by cash or e-transfer. Session dates and any cancellations are on the club page.

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Where to find us

Lewisville Middle School

45 McAuley Drive
Moncton, NB E1A 5R8
Main entrance, straight through to the gym

Get directions

Players from Moncton, Riverview, Dieppe and Salisbury all drop off here.

Stringing prices

Standard restring
From $35 CAD with a durable Yonex string and labour included.
Premium string
Thin-gauge options such as BG66 Ultimax, Exbolt and Aerosonic cost more. We tell you the price when you drop off.
Your own string
Bring a sealed set and we charge labour only. We confirm the price when you drop off.
Payment
Cash or e-transfer when you collect the racket.

Choosing a string and tension

Ask for your usual setup or let us choose. Start with how consistently you hit the centre of the string bed, the feel you like and your racket’s rated tension range.

Starting point Typical tension
Beginner 20–22 lbs
Intermediate 23–25 lbs
Advanced, with consistent contact 26–28 lbs

These are starting ranges; your frame’s limit and your comfort determine the final choice. Higher tension asks for more consistent contact. With plastic shuttles, consider a tension 2–3 lbs below your feather-shuttle setup.

Read the string tension guide, how to choose strings or when to restring.

What we check

We inspect and replace damaged grommets, support the frame on the machine, pull tension evenly and stay within the racket’s rated range. The final check covers knots and the string bed.

If a knot slips or the string bed is uneven, bring the racket back so we can put it right.

Before you restring

Do I need to book or ask for a quote first?

No. Come to any session, hand over your racket and collect it at the next one. We confirm the price at drop-off.

What if I can’t make the next session?

Your racket waits for you. Pick it up at any later session.

How often should I restring?

If you play twice a week or more, consider checking your strings every 2–3 months. Restring sooner if they feel mushy, lose their usual response or show deep notches at the crossings.

Can I bring my own string?

Yes. Bring a sealed set and tell us the tension you want. You pay labour only.

Will restringing damage my racket?

A proper restring is suitable for a healthy frame. We inspect the racket and grommets, support the frame and stay within its rated tension range. Tell us about any cracks, past clashes or repairs when you drop off.

Thanks for your question

We’ll reply within 24 hours on business days.

Have a question?

Ask about strings, tension or your racket here, or email info@badmintonhouse.ca. We reply within 24 hours on business days.

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