Genuine Steinway Parts

Talking about parts is easy. We buy and use genuine Steinway parts. We buy these new, genuine parts from Steinway's parts department. We can always provide records documenting the source of the parts for any Steinway we restore.

A premier piano is the product of exceptional people: the experienced work of skilled craftsmen; the reassurance of a sales person with genuine empathy; the satisfaction of service that persists until you are delighted.

We cultivate relationships. Then we deliver unparalleled pianos.

Parts are just the beginning. The mark of superior piano is a completely superior experience. That's what we deliver.

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Soundboard Sensibility

The heart of a Steinway piano is its soundboard. A soundboard works a lot like the human diaphragm. From the intimacy of your living room to the grandeur of Carnegie Hall, a soundboard projects a note to the musician’s desired depth of tone.

Steinway soundboards are fashioned from the choicest tonal wood, the Alaskan Sitka Spruce. We use the same trees as Steinway, from Northwest Specialty Woods, to produce our soundboards. Northwest Specialty Woods has been a supplier for both New York and Hamburg Steinway.

We restore your soundboard to its original specifications. Our master soundboard craftsman, Luis Hernandez, brings 40 years of experience, installing over 4,600 soundboards. He apprenticed under Steinway’s best soundboard installer, Sam Camilleri, for 14 years. Carefully shaped by hand, Luis tapers each board from the crown to the rim, creating the perfect diaphragmatic design. The performance of our soundboards rival Steinway’s own in resonance and projection.

We warranty our soundboards for 5 years.


Benefits of Selecting Lindeblad Piano Restoration


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Some of the Steinway Parts We Offer


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Approachable and Dependable

We have thirteen people working full time across our two facilities. We restore 80 Steinways a year, and over 150 pianos including other piano brands.

Our size allows us to provide premier restoration and premier customer service. We retain a dedicated customer service department to ensure that we are always available. And we pride ourselves on maintaining excellent relationships after delivery.

We have ample cash flow for obtaining the highest quality parts. There is no incentive for us to use cheap parts. Cheap parts lead to poor pianos and unhappy customers.

Craftsmanship

Lindeblad Piano Restoration restores over 80 Steinway grand and upright pianos per year, and that figure accounts only for Steinways. Our total across all piano brands is substantially greater.

Our senior craftsmen have restored
over 1,000 Steinways.

Every aspect of the work is done by hand. There is no automation. No heavy machinery. We can tell you exactly who worked on each stage of your restored Steinway. Our restorations are undertaken with a personal, accountable approach.


Renner Actions and Steinway Actions

Steinway pianos are made in two places: New York City, and Hamburg, Germany. New York Steinway builds their own actions for use in New York Steinway pianos. Hamburg Steinway uses actions from a manufacturer called Renner.

There are slight differences in the construction of recent Steinways and vintage Steinways. Renner actions are built to accommodate both, while New York Steinway actions fit best in recent Steinways.

You can elect to use actions from either Renner or New York Steinway.

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Stained and Finished to Order

When we restore a Steinway's cabinet, we begin by removing all previous finish and stain and sanding the re-exposed surface beneath. This creates a completely "clean slate" for restoring the cabinet.

A great advantage of this clean slate is that we can then apply any color of stain a customer chooses, and seal it with any finish. For example, if a Steinway currently has a wood-tone, we can refinish it in as an ebony piano with a satin finish. Or, if the piano has a lighter golden stain with an open-pore finish (some of the texture of the wood grain is still visible at the surface), we can restore it in a darker stain and closed-pore high-gloss (the wood grain is entirely below the finish and the surface is smooth).

Here are a few examples of popular stains. If you have a specific color you want to match, send us a sample and we'll mix a stain to match it.

Unfortunately, it's impossible to control color accuracy over a web page, so these illustrations are only approximate. To make final color selections, we send stained and finished wood samples.

Bronze WalnutBronze Walnut
Brown CherryBrown Cherry
Cherry 1Cherry #1
Cherry 2Cherry #2
Extra Dark WalnutExtra Dark Walnut

Play a New Steinway!

New Steinways are great! They’re truly excellent pianos. Playing a new Steinway is a wonderful experience in it’s own right.

Also, when researching your piano purchase, knowing the sound and feel of a new Steinway will be a critical point of comparison if you’re considering purchase of a restored Steinway. We want you to be fully informed and have no doubts about what suits you best.

Questions Discerning Buyers Ask

  • Who is involved in the restoration of your pianos? Who is accountable for the quality of the result?
  • How much of your construction is done by hand?
  • How long is your warranty? What is included? What is excluded?
  • Who do I contact if there's ever a problem?

Some of Our Steinway Restoration Customers

Garrett Rake
Garrett Rake
Holton, KS
“They just love what they do. You can tell. No qualms at all.”
Jason Warnick
Jason Warnick
Mercer Island, WA
“It was clear this wasn't just a business to the Lindeblads. It was a family tradition to them to really invest in the perfect restoration of these vintage pianos.”
Anthony Dibenedetto
Anthony Dibenedetto
Pine Brook, NJ
“Paul was just very accommodating on every level.”


Customers With Our Restored Steinways

Duane and Betsy Greenawalt

Bennington, VT

Restored a 1894 Steinway A

Cory and Melanie Turpin

Rustin, LA

Bought a 1893 Steinway A

Michael Nguyen

Houston, TX

Bought a 1925 Steinway O

Jason Warnick

Mercer Island, WA

Restored a 1918 Steinway O


Wolfeboro Friends of Music

Wolfeboro, NH

Bought a 1919 Steinway D

Dr. Lanny Garvar

Coral Springs, FL

Bought a 1925 Steinway L

Stephen Lyttleton

Cypress, TX

Bought a 1905 Steinway A

Robert and Jackie

Durango, CO

Bought a 1916 Steinway M


Leisa and Jim Rotramel

Labadie, MO

Bought a 1911 Steinway A

Emiko & Leo Hamill

Folsom, CA

Bought a 1908 Steinway O

Garrett Rake

Holton, KS

Restored a 1903 Steinway

Ron Meador

New York, NY

Bought a 1927 Steinway L


Anthony Dibenedetto

Pine Brook, NJ

Restored a 1927 Steinway M

Rachel and Max Robinson

Woodfield, OH

Bought a 1921 Steinway M

Stephanie and Michael Pries

South Bend, IN

Bought a 1909 Steinway A

Andy Wasserman

Schooleys Mountain, NJ

Bought a 1924 Steinway M


Michael Bunchman

New York, NY

Bought a 1928 Steinway L


Our Restored Steinway Inventory


Our Inventory of Used, Reconditioned and Un-Restored Steinways

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Piano Details
e.g. Steinway
The serial number is typically a 5 or 6 digit number located on the harp of the piano.
Enter length for a grand piano, height for an upright.

Please explain the current condition of the piano and what work you'd like to have done on it.

Photographs are important in helping us determine the condition of your piano.

If you do not have photographs available, please submit the form anyhow we'll follow up with you.

Close-up shots of the internal parts are especially important. The more detailed photographs, the better we can assess your piano. Please upload your photos below by clicking "Browse" and select the file. Once you have selected all your files/photos, click "Submit".