When Lindeblad first received this custom 1898 Steinway Louis XV grand, we knew we had been asked to restore something special.

When three-time Grammy nominee Eric Adcock set out to invest in his own Steinway piano, he knew he was looking at a detailed process ahead. 

John Elliot speaks to owners Todd and Paul Lindeblad about the complex mechanics and craftsmanship that goes into restoring each piano.

When Lindeblad first received this 1920 hurricane-damaged Steinway Grand, it had severe water damage, seized action, and glass embedded in the case. Watch as Lindeblad reveals step-by-step what goes into restoring a piano from broken to beautiful.

From Singapore, Mexico, Canada & the United States, we strive to provide each and every one of our clients with world-class quality and service. Here is a collection of photos our clients have shared of their pianos.

In this blog, we take an in-depth look at the restoration customization process to make your old, handmade piano look like the new piano you want to buy

In this blog, we outline the wet sand casting process, one that many piano owners do not understand fully, and the significance of this process for the quality of your piano.

We've put together a list of top 12 things we recommend every antique or heirloom piano owner consider before investing in restoration!

Knowing the age of your Steinway & Sons piano is key to determining its value and the return on investment you will see from a restoration project. We help you locate the serial number to find out the age of your Steinway in our helpful visual guide and directory!