TAILORED PIANO RESTORATION PLANS
At 1066 Pianos, in Cambridge, we bring pianos of any brand, size, or age back to life with our tailored restoration plans—all while staying within your budget. Choose a plan that matches your desired investment, and we’ll handle the rest.
Restoration Plans from £2,000 - £50,000
50 Years Of Restoration Experience
No Piano Is Ever Beyond Being Brought Back To Life
From Gentle Refinements to Full Historic Restorations
Restoring a piano is a delicate balance of tradition and precision. At 1066 Pianos, we specialise in reviving sound, structure, and aesthetics, ensuring your piano regains its original beauty and playability.
Contact us today for a free consultation.
Choose The Right Restoration Plan For You
Revive
Deep cleaning and small repairs internally, tuning and regulation and cleaning/reviving of existing finish on cabinet to ensure significant improvement.
A good upgrade to any instrument, effectiveness is dependent on the piano’s existing condition
Price £2,000 - £5,000
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Time 1-2 months
Refurb
More detailed restoration works of acoustic and mechanical areas and accurate regulation of action and keyboard but not fully stripping down.
Cabinet either re-polished or revived and brasses all burnished.
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This is possible where there is no structural deterioration or moth damage
Price £5,000 - £10,000
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Time 2-3 months
Restore
This is a full 1066 rebuild to your piano, completely stripping down to the structure and rebuilding.
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ACOUSTIC
Restoring original soundboard, recapping bridges, new wrest plank, regilding frame, restringing and pinning.
MECHANICS
A complete rebuild of action and keyboard and all mechanical areas.
CABINET
Refinishing its cabinet to make it more beautiful than ever,
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Virtually any piano can be restored whatever condition with his work specification.
Price £10,000 - £50,000
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Time 4-8 months
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Listen To Our Restoration Director Talking Through The Beginning of Your Restoration Process
And After Your Restoration Process...
The Piano Restoration Process
✔ Send us some photos of your piano! We'll review them right away and reach out for a chat.
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✔ Then, we’ll come to meet you and assess your piano in person!
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✔ Together, we'll agree on the perfect plan tailored just for you.
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✔ Finally, we’ll collect your piano and start the amazing journey of bringing it back to life!
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Discover Piano Brands
Julius Blüthner Pianofortefabrik GmbH was established as a workshop in Leipzig, Germany in 1853, by Julius Blüthner. Julius was responsible for the invention of the aliquot string innovation, a unique sound, and guided the company to become the largest German piano maker by 1900. Blüthner built a one-of-a-kind piano for the Zeppelin LZ 129 Hindenburg in 1936 and replaced the classic use of cast iron for the harp plate with aluminium, which made it significantly lightweight.
Many renowned artists have owned Blüthner pianos as have worldwide royal family members They have made appearances in films and have been used in the recording of albums. Some specialist designs have been made including incorporating a reversal of the notes for left-handers.
The Blüthner range of grand pianos and upright pianos are still built in Germany and close to its original factory near Leipzig.
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- Mr P Griffin
