Vintage Pianos

read moreThere are many things that go together to make your piano work well. Although remarkably durable, pianos are subject to wear and tear over time, changes in atmospheric conditions, being moved, and neglect. Keys can chip or fall off, and the soundboard can crack. Over time, strings need to be replaced. These are just a few of the things that can cause your piano to suffer. Most piano problems are fixable. We would be happy to give you an estimate for getting your piano back up to speed. Like any piece of fine furniture, your piano can lose it's luster and beauty over time.

read moreView our online showroom for examples of the vintage used pianos for sale, all of which have been restored to their former beauty by Piano Tom himself. There are dozens of pianos to peruse, including Oak, Mahogany, and Walnut pianos. Pianos are complicated machines, made up of thousands of parts that have to work well together. When buying a used piano, you want to be confident it is in good, solid, working order as repairs can be costly. Because we are confident of the condition of our pianos, we include a two-year warranty on all purchases.

read moreFor a piano to sound its very best, all of its components need to be working properly. From cracked keys to worn hammers and strings, there are a number of parts that may need to be repaired during the course of a piano's lifespan. Vintage Pianos can help fix your piano's soundboard, pin block and anything else that might be giving you problems. Vintage Pianos can also assist you with restringing or tuning your piano, and even do refinishing and restoration work. If you suspect that something might be wrong with your piano, Vintage Pianos can come out to your home or business and find out for sure.