Blackstone Valley Piano is part of a consortium of rebuilders mutually assembled to offer clients the highest quality piano restoration. This process utilizes professionals at the top of their field. Advantages of separate facilities set up specifically for our specialties and a history of working in close collaboration initiated our team approach. This approach on behalf of each customer is matter of fact and professional. Whatever your piano needs, our consortium will help you find solutions.

This collaborative approach to piano rebuilding includes the following rebuilders:

George Crawford and his company Aardvark Piano do the belly work. Their new soundboard installations, bridgework, pinblocks, regilding and lettering of plates, stringing, and all manner of related repairs are executed to the highest standards.

Chris Brown, Concord Piano, LLC, does the action work. Attributes that he brings to his work include attention to detail, facility with optimizing and balancing complicated geometric and physical components, consistant implementation of patience, and insistance on achieving right results.

Our best quality case refinishing is done by Steve Kilroy, the most sought-after refinisher in Boston. He has a system that maximizes both the protection and the beauty of the piano's exterior.

Mike Morvan covers the key work. His company Blackstone Valley Piano does the best ivory, bone, and plastic recovering in the business. Balance holes, buttons, backchecks, keystick repairs and resizing, new key pins, and custom solutions are strengths.

Bushell Piano Movers, Rob Bushell proprietor, provide the moving. On-time, cheerful, and professional, they are the quickest, the most experienced, and the most careful piano movers anywhere.

Finally, Chris Brown organizes the jobs and provides the warranty. He also offers in-home tuning and repair services, consultations and appraisals, installation of Dampp-chaser humidity control systems, and help buying and selling pianos.