Why Restore Your Piano Instead of Replacing It?
Many older pianos—especially ones built 40+ years ago—were crafted with higher-quality woods and construction than most modern mass-produced instruments. Restoration can often deliver a better-than-new instrument at a fraction of replacement cost.
Top Reasons to Restore a Piano:
- Preserve sentimental value
Family pianos often hold deep emotional significance. Restoration lets you keep the history alive. - Superior craftsmanship
Older pianos use slow-grown hardwoods and materials no longer available today. - Restore full tonal quality
Rebuilding action parts, restringing, and soundboard repairs revive the rich tone your piano once had. - Increase your piano’s value
A professionally restored piano can become a valuable asset worth passing down. - Enhance your home
A beautifully refinished grand or upright becomes a stunning centerpiece in any room.
What Texas Piano Restoration Can Do for You
At Texas Piano Restoration, we combine old-world craftsmanship with modern technical expertise. Our work is meticulous, transparent, and tailored to the unique needs of each instrument.
Our Signature Services Include:
✔ Full Piano Restoration
Complete teardown and rebuild to revive tone, playability, and appearance.
✔ Piano Refinishing
Professional refinishing using hand-rubbed lacquer, polyester, satin, or high-gloss finishes.
✔ Piano Rebuilding
New strings, pins, action parts, hammer replacement, and soundboard repairs.
✔ Keytop Replacement & Regulation
From ivory repair to precision regulation for perfect touch and response.
✔ Player Piano Restoration
We restore vintage player systems to like-new performance.
✔ Pickup & Delivery
White-glove piano moving and transportation within Texas.
Whether your piano needs light cosmetic touch-ups or an extensive rebuild, we provide honest assessments and customized solutions.
Why Choose Texas Piano Restoration
⭐ Expert Craftsmanship
Years of hands-on experience restoring everything from Steinway grands to century-old uprights.
⭐ Transparent Pricing
Clear quotes, no hidden fees, and options to match your goals and budget.
⭐ Family-Owned, Texas Proud
We treat every piano like one of our own—because piano restoration is our passion.
⭐ Before & After Results That Speak for Themselves
Clients are amazed at the transformation when they hear and see their restored piano for the first time.
⭐ Serving throughout of Texas
We proudly offer restoration and pickup services throughout the state, including Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth, Houston and surrounding communities.
When Should You Restore Your Piano?
Look for these signs your piano may be ready for restoration:
- Keys that stick, wobble, or respond unevenly
- Cracked or faded finish
- Buzzing, rattling, or muted tones
- Tuning doesn’t hold
- Rusted strings or loose tuning pins
- Abnormal touch or heavy action
- Pedals not functioning properly
If your piano is more than 40–50 years old, a restoration evaluation is recommended—even if it still plays.
Ready to Revive Your Piano? Get a Free Quote Today.
Your piano deserves expert care, and the restoration process starts with a simple conversation.
Texas Piano Restoration offers free estimates, in-person evaluations, and pickup options for your convenience.
👉 Contact Texas Piano Restoration today to schedule your free consultation.
Let us restore the beauty, sound, and soul of your piano—right here in Texas.
Why Restore Your Piano Instead of Replacing It?
Many older pianos—especially ones built 40+ years ago—were crafted with higher-quality woods and construction than most modern mass-produced instruments. Restoration can often deliver a better-than-new instrument at a fraction of replacement cost.
Top Reasons to Restore a Piano:
- Preserve sentimental value
Family pianos often hold deep emotional significance. Restoration lets you keep the history alive. - Superior craftsmanship
Older pianos use slow-grown hardwoods and materials no longer available today. - Restore full tonal quality
Rebuilding action parts, restringing, and soundboard repairs revive the rich tone your piano once had. - Increase your piano’s value
A professionally restored piano can become a valuable asset worth passing down. - Enhance your home
A beautifully refinished grand or upright becomes a stunning centerpiece in any room.
What Texas Piano Restoration Can Do for You
At Texas Piano Restoration, we combine old-world craftsmanship with modern technical expertise. Our work is meticulous, transparent, and tailored to the unique needs of each instrument.
Our Signature Services Include:
✔ Full Piano Restoration
Complete teardown and rebuild to revive tone, playability, and appearance.
✔ Piano Refinishing
Professional refinishing using hand-rubbed lacquer, polyester, satin, or high-gloss finishes.
✔ Piano Rebuilding
New strings, pins, action parts, hammer replacement, and soundboard repairs.
✔ Keytop Replacement & Regulation
From ivory repair to precision regulation for perfect touch and response.
✔ Player Piano Restoration
We restore vintage player systems to like-new performance.
✔ Pickup & Delivery
White-glove piano moving and transportation within Texas.
Whether your piano needs light cosmetic touch-ups or an extensive rebuild, we provide honest assessments and customized solutions.
Why Choose Texas Piano Restoration
⭐ Expert Craftsmanship
Years of hands-on experience restoring everything from Steinway grands to century-old uprights.
⭐ Transparent Pricing
Clear quotes, no hidden fees, and options to match your goals and budget.
⭐ Family-Owned, Texas Proud
We treat every piano like one of our own—because piano restoration is our passion.
⭐ Before & After Results That Speak for Themselves
Clients are amazed at the transformation when they hear and see their restored piano for the first time.
⭐ Serving throughout of Texas
We proudly offer restoration and pickup services throughout the state, including Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth, Houston and surrounding communities.
When Should You Restore Your Piano?
Look for these signs your piano may be ready for restoration:
- Keys that stick, wobble, or respond unevenly
- Cracked or faded finish
- Buzzing, rattling, or muted tones
- Tuning doesn’t hold
- Rusted strings or loose tuning pins
- Abnormal touch or heavy action
- Pedals not functioning properly
If your piano is more than 40–50 years old, a restoration evaluation is recommended—even if it still plays.
Ready to Revive Your Piano? Get a Free Quote Today.
Your piano deserves expert care, and the restoration process starts with a simple conversation.
Texas Piano Restoration offers free estimates, in-person evaluations, and pickup options for your convenience.
👉 Contact Texas Piano Restoration today to schedule your free consultation.
Let us restore the beauty, sound, and soul of your piano—right here in Texas.
Why Restore Your Piano Instead of Replacing It?
Many older pianos—especially ones built 40+ years ago—were crafted with higher-quality woods and construction than most modern mass-produced instruments. Restoration can often deliver a better-than-new instrument at a fraction of replacement cost.
Top Reasons to Restore a Piano:
- Preserve sentimental value
Family pianos often hold deep emotional significance. Restoration lets you keep the history alive. - Superior craftsmanship
Older pianos use slow-grown hardwoods and materials no longer available today. - Restore full tonal quality
Rebuilding action parts, restringing, and soundboard repairs revive the rich tone your piano once had. - Increase your piano’s value
A professionally restored piano can become a valuable asset worth passing down. - Enhance your home
A beautifully refinished grand or upright becomes a stunning centerpiece in any room.
What Texas Piano Restoration Can Do for You
At Texas Piano Restoration, we combine old-world craftsmanship with modern technical expertise. Our work is meticulous, transparent, and tailored to the unique needs of each instrument.
Our Signature Services Include:
✔ Full Piano Restoration
Complete teardown and rebuild to revive tone, playability, and appearance.
✔ Piano Refinishing
Professional refinishing using hand-rubbed lacquer, polyester, satin, or high-gloss finishes.
✔ Piano Rebuilding
New strings, pins, action parts, hammer replacement, and soundboard repairs.
✔ Keytop Replacement & Regulation
From ivory repair to precision regulation for perfect touch and response.
✔ Player Piano Restoration
We restore vintage player systems to like-new performance.
✔ Pickup & Delivery
White-glove piano moving and transportation within Texas.
Whether your piano needs light cosmetic touch-ups or an extensive rebuild, we provide honest assessments and customized solutions.
Why Choose Texas Piano Restoration
⭐ Expert Craftsmanship
Years of hands-on experience restoring everything from Steinway grands to century-old uprights.
⭐ Transparent Pricing
Clear quotes, no hidden fees, and options to match your goals and budget.
⭐ Family-Owned, Texas Proud
We treat every piano like one of our own—because piano restoration is our passion.
⭐ Before & After Results That Speak for Themselves
Clients are amazed at the transformation when they hear and see their restored piano for the first time.
⭐ Serving throughout of Texas
We proudly offer restoration and pickup services throughout the state, including Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth, Houston and surrounding communities.
When Should You Restore Your Piano?
Look for these signs your piano may be ready for restoration:
- Keys that stick, wobble, or respond unevenly
- Cracked or faded finish
- Buzzing, rattling, or muted tones
- Tuning doesn’t hold
- Rusted strings or loose tuning pins
- Abnormal touch or heavy action
- Pedals not functioning properly
If your piano is more than 40–50 years old, a restoration evaluation is recommended—even if it still plays.
Ready to Revive Your Piano? Get a Free Quote Today.
Your piano deserves expert care, and the restoration process starts with a simple conversation.
Texas Piano Restoration offers free estimates, in-person evaluations, and pickup options for your convenience.
👉 Contact Texas Piano Restoration today to schedule your free consultation.
Let us restore the beauty, sound, and soul of your piano—right here in Texas.