Piano Restoration Rebuilding for North Dakota ND

Piano Repair and Restoration
in North Dakota

If you own a piano that is due or even over-due for quality refinishing, repair or restoration of any kind, from Abercrombie to Zeeland, to Cayuga to Killdeer to Devils Lake to Fargo, your piano repair is as close as the entrance to your local interstate highway. Our expert movers are picking up, delivering & delighting piano lovers in North Dakota and all across the country every day with pianos we repair and restore.

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Pianos in North Dakota

During the 19th century, and well into the 20th, a piano in the living room was considered to be the perfect center of Saturday night family fun and entertainment. The piano was also the gathering point for many other important social events and gatherings. Today, many of those 19th century pianos still exist in North Dakota as prized and deeply loved family heirlooms. Many have been passed from generation to generation along with stories, photos and other mementoes filling in and preserving a particular area of family history.

Over time, many of these cherished pianos in North Dakota become a bit worn and moth eaten and in need of major repairs, but many piano owners in North Dakota find it difficult finding professional piano rebuilders and piano restoration shops close by in North Dakota. Where are those who know the craft of piano rebuilding and restoration?

If you find it difficult finding professional piano rebuilding and restoration services within North Dakota, you are not alone. Contact Michael Sweeney for a personal response to your piano repair and piano restoration questions in North Dakota.

Piano Repair from ND to PA and Back

North Dakota Music Teachers Association

The North Dakota Music Teachers Association is an affiliate of the Music Teachers National Association. The Association's main goal is "to raise standards of music teaching and performance in the state, to cultivate fraternal relations among members of the profession, to support members in all matters pertaining to their profession, to develop productive relationships with schools and community organizations, and to promote accreditation for qualified music teachers in North Dakota."