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Ski & snowboard tuning on Long Island, finished by hand.

Full Tunes $80, waxes from $25, at all 3 stores. Walk in, no appointment needed.

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No appointment neededFirst come, first served at all 3 stores
3 Shops
Covering all of Long IslandHuntington, Greenvale, and Hempstead
Half off
Tunes & waxesOn skis and boards bought at Sno-Haus, for as long as you own them
Free
Binding mountsOn skis and boards bought at Sno-Haus

How to tell your skis or board need a tune

  1. Once a season is the baseline

    Regular skiers should tune once a season minimum. More if you're on the mountain a lot.

  2. Your bases look chalky and grey

    The wax is gone. Bases dry out, run slower, and are more likely to gouge.

  3. You work to keep speed on flats

    A tune restores glide. If you're skating across cat tracks, you're overdue.

Base of a used ski before a tune, dry and scratched with rusted edges
BeforeScratched, dry base and rusted edges
Base of the same ski after a Sno-Haus Full Tune, smooth and waxed with sharp edges
After a Full TuneSmooth, waxed base and sharp edges

Tune & wax prices

Mounting & repairs

Prices are for a pair of skis or one snowboard. Snowboards cost the same as skis.

Most popular

Full Tune

The one we recommend at least once a season.

  • Stone-ground base
  • Hand-sharpened edges
  • Minor rust removal
  • Machine hot wax
Standard$80
Bought at Sno-Haus$40Half off
Longest-lasting

Premium Tune

A Full Tune with a hand-finished wax.

  • Everything in a Full Tune
  • Hand hot wax instead of machine wax
  • Ironed in for longer-lasting glide and a precision finish
Standard$105
Bought at Sno-Haus$52.50Half off
Quick refresh

Machine Hot Wax

A mid-season refresh between Full Tunes.

  • Wax applied by machine
  • Better glide and base protection
Standard$25
Bought at Sno-Haus$12.50Half off

Bought your skis or board at Sno-Haus? Tunes and waxes are half off for as long as you own them.

How it works

What happens in a Full Tune

Every Full Tune is done by hand, on Wintersteiger equipment. Here's the sequence, from the moment you walk in.

  1. 01

    Drop off at any store

    Walk in with your gear during store hours. No appointment; first come, first served. Need it sooner? Ask when you drop off and we'll rush it if we can.

  2. 02

    Stone grind the base

    We flatten the base on a Wintersteiger stone grinder and cut a fresh structure into the P-tex. A flat, freshly structured base holds wax properly and channels water instead of dragging in variable snow.

  3. 03

    Hand-sharpen the edges

    Every edge is sharpened by hand on a Wintersteiger belt sander and finished with a hand file.

  4. 04

    Machine hot wax

    A machine wax is ironed into the fresh structure and buffed clean. Want it to last longer? A Premium Tune finishes with a hand hot wax instead.

Mounting, repairs & everything else

Ski prices are for a pair of skis; snowboard prices are for one board. Per-inch and hourly rates are as listed.

Waxes

Hand hot wax

Premium wax applied by hand and ironed in, for longer-lasting glide.

$50$25 on gear bought at Sno-Haus

Bindings

Ski binding mount or remount

Mount or remount ski bindings, calibrated to your boot and DIN.

$125Free on skis bought at Sno-Haus

Snowboard binding mount

Mount or adjust snowboard bindings.

$50Free on boards bought at Sno-Haus

Binding adjustment and release test

Adjust DIN settings and run a binding release safety test.

$40

Base repairs

Base repair

Fix minor base damage.

$20

P-tex for deep gashes

Priced per inch of repair.

$10 / inch$20 minimum

Boot work

Boot repair and adjustments

Buckle repair, shell punch, heel lifts and wedges, canting and lean adjustments.

Parts + $50 / hour1-hour minimum

Custom boot molding

Heat molding and liner customization for a truer fit.

$100Free on boots bought at Sno-Haus

Drop off at Huntington, Greenvale or Hempstead

Huntington

2 W Jericho Tpke, Huntington Station, NY 11746

One block from the Walt Whitman Shops Mall

(631) 549-5087

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Exterior view of Sno-Haus ski and snowboard shop in Greenvale, NY, featuring the storefront, Sno-Haus signage, main entrance, and parking area under a clear blue sky.

Greenvale

47 Northern Blvd, Greenvale, NY 11548

5 minutes off exit 39 of the LIE

(516) 621-6668

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Sno-Haus Ski Shop Hempstead building with cream-colored timber framing, dark green trim, and a prominent red sign on the corner. The building is situated on a street corner with a paved road and double yellow lines in the foreground, under a blue sky with light clouds.

Hempstead

244 N Franklin St, Hempstead, NY 11550

3 minutes from downtown Garden City

(516) 481-3305

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Ski & snowboard tuning FAQ

Do I need an appointment?

No. Walk in with your gear during store hours and drop it off. First come, first served.

How long does a tune take?

As fast as we can, honestly. It's first come, first served. If you need it faster than the current queue, ask when you drop off and we'll try to accommodate.

How often should I tune my skis?

Regular skiers should get a Full Tune at least once a season. More if you're on the mountain a lot, or ski a lot of variable and hard-pack conditions.

What's included in a Full Tune?

Minor rust removal, hand-sharpened edges, a stone grind on our Wintersteiger, and a machine wax. That's the whole ski, base to edge. It's $80, or $40 on gear bought at Sno-Haus.

What's the difference between a Full Tune and a Premium Tune?

A Premium Tune is a Full Tune finished with a hand hot wax instead of a machine wax. The hand wax is ironed in, so it lasts longer and leaves a more precise finish. It's $105, or $52.50 on gear bought at Sno-Haus.

What's the 50% off deal?

Skis and snowboards bought at Sno-Haus get 50% off tunes and waxes (Full Tune, Premium Tune, machine wax and hand wax) for as long as you own that piece of equipment. It's on the account, so you don't need to bring a receipt. Repairs and boot work are full price.

Can you tune skis or a board I bought elsewhere?

Yes, at full price. Same techs, same benches.

Do you mount bindings?

Yes, and it's free on skis and snowboards bought at Sno-Haus. Otherwise a ski mount or remount is $125 and a snowboard mount is $50, minus $25 for each binding and each boot you buy in store, up to $50 off. A binding adjustment and release safety test on its own is $40.

Do you tune snowboards?

Yes. Snowboard tunes are priced the same as ski tunes, and the same 50% off applies to boards bought at Sno-Haus.

My skis are old. Will you still work on them?

We service any binding that's still on the manufacturer's approved (indemnified) list. If yours has aged off it, we'll tell you honestly at drop-off. Tuning bases and edges is always fine.

Do you offer summer storage tunes?

Yes. It's a Full Tune with an extra coat of storage wax to protect the bases through the off season. Ask when you drop off.

Do you do boot work too?

Yes. Buckle repair, shell punches, heel lifts and wedges, and canting and lean adjustments are parts plus $50 an hour, with a one-hour minimum. Custom boot molding is $100, or free on boots bought at Sno-Haus. If your boots hurt, see our ski boot fitting page.

Ski better on your next trip.

Drop your gear off at any Sno-Haus. First come, first served, and we'll be honest about the queue.

1959
Family owned & operatedHuntington · Greenvale · Hempstead
3
WorkshopsWalk in, no appointment
Half off
Tunes & waxesOn gear bought at Sno-Haus
Free
Binding mountsOn gear bought at Sno-Haus
4.5 on GoogleReviews from customers at our Huntington, Greenvale and Hempstead stores
“Highly recommend! Went for a tune up. Dave and Tom very helpful and answered all my questions. Will definitely return when buying gear.”
Collins · Google review · Hempstead