Piano restoration
Restoration can range from focused repairs to extensive work across a piano’s structure, action and finish. An assessment helps establish the instrument’s condition and whether restoration is practical for your needs.
Understand the instrument first
Age and appearance alone do not determine whether a piano is suitable for restoration. Its structure, strings, soundboard, bridges, action, parts availability and intended use all matter.
Options depend on condition
The assessment can identify concerns and outline possible next steps. The scope, likely costs and outcome depend on what is found, so these should be discussed before a restoration plan is agreed.
Start a conversation
Share the piano’s brand and model if known, its location, a few clear photos and what you hope to achieve. The technician can advise whether a closer assessment is the right next step.
Service areas
Melbourne is Joel’s primary service area and Brisbane is Jonathan Kok’s. Sydney and Perth are by appointment only. Share your suburb so the right service arrangements can be discussed.
Ask about your piano
Tell us about your piano and ask whether piano restoration is the right next step. We’ll discuss the instrument and what you have noticed before work begins.