This blog post features my workshop, pianos, and many of my tools that I routinely use in piano projects and services. Come check it out!

About a month ago I was able to add a 1974 Wurlitzer spinet to our growing inventory of pianos to be restored. This piano had been bought by a gentleman in Clarksville but who now needed it removed as he was preparing to move, so we went to pick it up. There was a lot of cleaning, shining, regulation, and especially tuning to be done to it, and I'd love to show you a bit of the process! Below is a video of my sister playing a beautiful piece on it before I had gotten the chan

Last time we looked at all the steps required to clean and restore the key bed of our antique piano project, which sits underneath the...

It's been a while! A lot has happened since we opened up the Vose and Sons upright, between a PTG meeting, being with my church people,...

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to move two pianos: a Baldwin from Franklin which I picked up and delivered to a client of mine,...