That old upright everyone learned on doesn’t have to stay silent. Whether it needs one stuck key freed or a full rebuild, we start with an in-home look at the pinblock, soundboard and action, handle the small repairs on the spot, and place the big jobs with shops whose work we’ve watched come back — anywhere in Orange County.

It depends on the name on the fallboard and the state of the pinblock and soundboard. A Steinway, Mason & Hamlin or good older Yamaha is almost always worth evaluating; a worn spinet usually isn’t. We give you a clear read during a home visit before anyone quotes a restoration.
Reconditioning is cleaning, regulation, voicing and targeted part replacement — days of work. Rebuilding replaces strings, pinblock, hammers and often the soundboard — months of shop work. Most family pianos want the first, not the second, and we’ll tell you which.
Reconditioning typically runs $800–$3,000. A full grand rebuild runs $15,000–$40,000. That gap is exactly why the evaluation comes first — you’ll know which side of the line your piano is on before you spend a dollar.
Yes — individual repairs like key tops, sticking keys, broken strings and pedal trouble are routine visits, not restoration projects. Describe the symptom when you call; most are fixed in a single appointment.
Free, in-home evaluations across Orange County. Call or text, tell us what you’ve got, and we’ll tell you what it would take to play it again.
OC Piano Care · Serving all of Orange County · Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm