Excellence on Restoration and Maintenance

Keeping your piano clean it’s essential. A professional cleaning protects your instrument’s sound, appearance, and long-term value in ways that a simple household cleaning cannot.Why professional piano cleaning is necessary? Dust, grime, and humidity build up inside and on a piano, harming action parts, felt, strings, and finish. Professional cleaning removes corrosive dust, prevents sticky keys and sluggish action, improves tone and tuning stability, and extends the instrument’s lifespan. Regular professional maintenance preserves playability, sound quality, and resale value.What professional cleaning includes?. Deep interior cleaning: carefully remove dust and buildup from the soundboard, strings, bridges, agraffes, and action. Cleaning and light repolishing of piano rim and top lit with product that are friendly with your specific piano finish. String polishing is also available for clients who desire gleaming, mirror-like piano strings; this is provided as a separate service.

Restoring a piano with a trained, experienced technician preserves its sound, value, and structural integrity—skills that only come from years of practice and specialized knowledge. A professional technician accurately diagnoses issues like warped soundboards, worn action parts, or compromised pinblocks and applies the correct repairs to prevent further damage, ensure reliable tuning stability, and restore optimal tonal balance. For aesthetic restoration, professional craftsmen deliver flawless satin finishes, authentic wood-tone refinishing, and show-quality high‑gloss restorations that match the instrument’s original character while using techniques that protect veneers and joinery. Our experienced technicians also handle small repairs—loose keys, minor cabinet dings—with care so cosmetic fixes don’t create long-term problems. Choosing a trained specialist means your piano receives precise mechanical work, a historically consistent refinish, and lasting results that safeguard both performance and investment.

Rebuilding and regulating a piano’s action refines the instrument’s responsiveness and consistency, allowing the player to trust every touch. A rebuilt action restores precise key travel, evenness, and repeatability; careful regulation aligns hammer timing, let-off, and escapement for predictable control. Together they expand dynamic range and subtlety, so pianists can shape phrasing with greater nuance, execute rapid passages cleanly, and access the full spectrum of tone and emotion the instrument can offer. The result: the piano becomes an honest partner, enabling the performer to play at their finest.