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If your piano was made by one of the major leading manufacturers, then the chances are that it is worth restoring. The cost of buying a modern or new replacement could be considerably higher than the cost of restoration.
- How much does it cost to restore a piano?
- Is it worth fixing an old piano?
- How much does it cost to refurbish an old piano?
How much does it cost to restore a piano?
Rebuilding a piano is a large, time-consuming project that can take almost as much time as the construction of a new instrument by the original manufacturer. Quality rebuilding work is very expensive, easily ranging from $25,000 to $40,000, or even more, for a first-class restoration of a high-quality instrument.
Is it worth fixing an old piano?
Most pianos can go years without needing to be reconditioned or repaired, although the quality of the tone, touch, and outer appearance of the piano will continue to decline with age. ... One piano may need rebuilding after 20 years of use, but another may last over 50 years.
How much does it cost to refurbish an old piano?
Piano refinishing costs will vary depending on the size, color, texture and quality of the finish being applied. From the smallest upright piano with the most basic finish applied, prices will start at $2000, and go up to about $7500 for full sized Uprights or pianos with very intricate cabinetry.
