Rebuilding a piano is a large, time-consuming project that can take almost as much time as the construction of a new instrument by the original manufacturer. Quality rebuilding work is very expensive, easily ranging from $25,000 to $40,000, or even more, for a first-class restoration of a high-quality instrument.
Who restores player pianos?
Nate Otto repairs old player pianos as what first started out as a pastime and now has become his own small business called Rum River Restoration. Player pianos are essentially self-playing pianos that were in their hey day in the early 20th century.
Can a player piano be restored?
Player Piano Restoration is both a science and an art. Here at Piano Artisans, we have over 50 years of player piano restoration experience. We restore dozens of player piano systems per year, with each restoration taking approximately 250-300 hours. The player piano restoration process is tedious and exact.
Where are your player pianos restored?
All of our piano restoration is done in our Artisan workshop in Old Town Orange, CA. 5 Year Warranty. Our Player Pianos are restored using time tested techniques and the highest quality materials. All of Player Pianos Restoration are done in our Artisan Workshop. Three Generations of American Craftsmanship!
What kind of piano services do we offer in Southern California?
We offer the finest Piano Services in the southern California area and beyond. Expert vintage Player Piano restoration, rebuilding, and repair. We rebuild the most player pianos in the USA!
What kind of work can a player piano service do?
A complete service for the player piano. Player piano rebuilding and repair work for all pneumatically operated player pianos, reproducing pianos, nickelodeons, reed organs, band organs and anything else that uses air to create mechanical music.
How do I send my piano or organ for restoration?
You can send the player action parts from the piano via UPS. If you would like to send a complete piano or organ for restoration service, easy arrangements can be made to transport your instrument here to the shop. Thanks for stopping by.
