February 2026 Route Schedule

 

February 2026 Sharpening Route Schedule – Plan Ahead 

February may be a shorter month, but it’s a great time to make sure your shears are in top shape before spring booking season picks up. Below is Thad’s February 2026 sharpening route schedule so you can plan ahead and get on the list.

February Route Dates & Locations

Sunday, February 9
Sturgeon Bay
A great mid-winter opportunity for Door County stylists and barbers to refresh their tools before busy spring bookings begin.

Week of February 16 – NO ROUTES (Vacation Week)
Thad will be out of town on vacation this week and will not be scheduling routes, pickups, or sharpening appointments during this time. Please plan ahead accordingly.

Monday, February 24
FV1 – Appleton / Greenville
A regular Fox Valley route serving salons and barbers in the Appleton and Greenville areas.

Wednesday, February 26
FV3 – Appleton/Menasha
Serving the Heart of the Valley area to close out the February schedule.

What to Expect from DRWS

  • Professional sharpening and tune-ups for all brands of salon and barber shears

  • Shears are picked up on route, sharpened off-site, and returned the following day

  • Try-before-you-buy options available for Washi brand shears

  • Reliable, professional service built for working stylists and barbers

Get on the Schedule

Route spots can fill quickly, especially in the Fox Valley. To reserve a spot on an upcoming route, call or text Thad directly at 920-284-6395 for the fastest response.

Sharp tools protect your hands, your time, and your craft — don’t wait until your shears start fighting you.

Thad's Don't Run With Scissors | Greenville, WI
(920) 284-6395


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