The complete steps of a piano restoration process can vary depending on the specific needs of the instrument. However, here is a general outline of the typical steps involved in a piano restoration process:

Initial Inspection: The piano is thoroughly inspected to identify any structural, mechanical, or cosmetic issues.

Disassembly: The piano is carefully disassembled to access all of its components and internal mechanisms.

Cleaning: The piano is thoroughly cleaned to remove any dirt, dust, or debris that may have accumulated over time.

Repair/Replacement: Any damaged or worn-out parts are repaired or replaced as necessary. This may include replacing strings, hammers, dampers, keys, and other components.

Refinishing: The piano's finish is restored or refinished to its original condition or to a new custom finish.

Reassembly: All of the repaired and replaced components are reassembled in the piano.

Regulation: The piano's action is regulated to ensure that the keys and hammers function properly and produce the desired tone.

Tuning: The piano is tuned to the correct pitch and temperament.

Voicing: The piano's hammers are shaped and adjusted to produce an even and balanced tone across all registers of the instrument.

Testing: The piano is tested to ensure that it is functioning properly and producing the desired tone.

Delivery: The piano is carefully transported and delivered to its final destination.

At American Musical Solutions, we take pride in our work and ensure that every piano we restore is of the highest quality. Our passion for pianos and their preservation is evident in our work, and we guarantee that your restored piano will last for many years to come.

If you have a piano that needs restoration, please do not hesitate to contact us. We welcome you to call or email us for a piano assessment appointment. Trust us with your precious instrument, and we will restore it to its former glory.