Piano-Only Handling
SPECIALIZED CREWS
One Managed Project
PICKUP THROUGH DELIVERY
All Major Makes
GRAND & UPRIGHT
Nationwide
CONTINENTAL U.S.
RESTORATION OPTIONS
From Piano Refinishing to Full Restoration
Not every piano needs the same level of work. Depending on its condition and your goals, the right solution may range from cosmetic improvements and targeted repairs to more comprehensive restoration or refinishing.
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Piano Restoration & Refinishing
For pianos requiring more extensive work, GrandGuard arranges pickup, restoration or refinishing, and final delivery. The project scope may include cabinet work, action restoration, restringing, regulation, voicing, tuning, and related services based on the instrument's condition.
RESTORATION RESULTS
Piano Restoration Before & After
A look at two real GrandGuard restoration and cabinet-repair projects.
​EXAMPLE 1
Ebonizing a Walnut Cabinet
Ebonizing takes a wood-grain cabinet to a deep, even black. This grand kept its original case and finish detail — only the color and surface changed.
​EXAMPLE 2
Cabinet Edge Repair
A localized cabinet-edge repair showing the damaged area before work and the finished result afterward.
HOW IT WORKS
One Restoration Project, Managed From Start to Finish
From the first photos through final delivery, GrandGuard keeps the restoration process clear and professionally managed.
1
Tell Us About the Piano
Send photos, make, model, location, and what you hope to improve.
2
Professional Pickup
Your piano is prepared and picked up by piano specialists.
3
Restoration Work
The approved cabinet, action, or technical work is completed.
4
Final Delivery
The restored piano is delivered back home or to its new destination.
WORTH RESTORING?
Is Your Piano Worth Restoring? Start With an Evaluation
Not every older piano is a good candidate for extensive restoration. An evaluation can help determine whether targeted repairs, refinishing, broader restoration, routine service, or another option makes the most sense for the instrument and your goals.
When Piano Restoration May Make Sense
─ A fine instrument with worn cosmetic or mechanical components
─ A family piano with strong sentimental value
─ A cabinet finish that no longer suits the home
─ A piano already being moved or stored
─ An instrument that would benefit from targeted repairs rather than replacement
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Piano Restoration FAQs
Can you handle a restoration from another state?
Yes. GrandGuard can handle pickup, restoration, and return delivery throughout the continental United States.
How much does restoration cost?
Cost depends on the piano and the scope of work. Projects can range from finish touch-ups and cabinet repairs to extensive restoration. Every project should begin with an evaluation and clear quote.
Is an old piano always worth restoring?
No. Make, condition, service needs, sentimental value, and the owner's goals all matter. We provide honest guidance rather than automatically recommending restoration.