About MrGuitar
The Musician
Behind the Craft.
I’m Tyler — a classically trained guitarist, lifelong tinkerer, and the person behind MrGuitar. For over 25 years, I’ve been playing, studying, tinkering with and working on guitars. What started as a personal obsession eventually became MrGuitar — a way to put that experience to work for other guitarists.
Before MrGuitar, I was a locksmith—trained to notice what most people never see, and to fix what most people can’t. That attention to fit, friction, and function is the same thing your guitar needs to stay in tune, play clean, and feel right in your hands.
I believe music makes life better. Everyone should play guitar — and every guitar should be a joy to play. Helping people get more from their guitars is why I do this work.





Why Guitarists in Toronto Choose MrGuitar
Musician First
I play every day. I understand what a guitar should feel and sound like because I’m a guitarist, not just a technician. That experience informs every recommendation and adjustment I make.
Mobile Guitar Service
I come to you—at home, in your studio, or at your rehearsal space across Toronto and the GTA. Your guitar gets professional attention where it’s convenient for you.
Live & Direct
No counter. No back room. No mystery. Whenever practical, the work happens right in front of you—in real time, with your guitar, your questions and your preferences at the centre of it.
Good Guitar Guidance
Not every guitar needs more work. I’ll help you understand what matters, what can wait, and what makes sense for you and your instrument.
Every Guitar Welcome
From a beginner’s first acoustic to a prized collector’s piece, every guitar deserves thoughtful attention. No instrument has to be expensive to be worth getting right.
Personalized Service
No two players—or guitars—are quite the same. Recommendations and service are tailored to the instrument, how you play, what you want, and what actually makes sense.
Ready to Get Your Guitar Playing Its Best?
Tell me what’s going on with your instrument and what you’d like to improve. You don’t need to know the technical details — that’s what I’m here for.
