Common piano repair questions – established in 1975, cambridge

Many owners choose restoration because: • It can often be cheaper than buying a new premium piano • Restored instruments often sound better than new ones. • You keep the tone, feel and history of your piano intact • You preserve a family heirloom for future generations • Your love for the piano sound has been formed by your own piano, making your piano always a great piano for you… • It's saving wood and trees and preserving the planet's resources by keeping the old… Selling a piano rarely reflects its true value — but restoration can bring it back to life beautifully.

Yes. Whether it belonged to a parent, grandparent or loved one, restoration can: • Repair damage, ageing and worn mechanisms • Restore tone, tuning stability and power • Refinish the cabinet to look like new • Make the piano playable and beautiful again • Bring back memories and make new ones on the same keys and piano that past generations enjoyed. There is no need to lose a cherished family piano when it can be rescued and rebuilt.

A. • Multi-generation family expertise • Hand-crafted work, not factory shortcuts • Traditional woodworking and cabinet refinishing • Action rebuilding, regulation and concert-level voicing • High-quality parts and precise mechanical engineering • Transparent advice, photographs and updates throughout. Their restorations are renowned for their authenticity, musicality, and longevity — not just cosmetic repairs.