Founded in 1967 by James Reeder, Reeder Pianos, Inc. has been devoted to music with an emphasis in performance level service. Because of this, it has become a well-established and highly respected restoration center; authorized to do warranty work for many piano manufacturers as well as rebuilding work for many technicians/rebuilders and piano retailers.

The restoration center has over 30 years of experience in piano restoration, technical and tuning services for concert use and in the home; the facility is open for hands-on technical sessions, classes and seminars.

The restoration center is a supplier of concert instruments and services to many churches, schools and universities throughout the United States, and a supplier of quality new and restored instruments for the musically discerning buyer nationwide.

The restoration process starts with a high quality, hand crafted grand piano built by the original manufacturer to a high degree of precision and nearly perfect design.

The restoration program incorporates the original integrity of the piano by maintaining the quality of the instrument, while having the creative ability to enhance an original design as necessary or desired.

A properly restored/rebuilt piano will regain its original grandeur and value, often superior to a new instrument of comparable value.

Quality replacement materials coupled with high quality workmanship will result in a restored instrument that will last as long or longer than the original piano.

Rebuilding a good, quality made piano will increase its value in most cases more than twofold.

Not only can restoration be a financial investment, it can also supply a lifetime of music enjoyment that can be passed down from generation to generation.

Because of the restoration center's combined experience, expertise and the use of quality materials, restored pianos are an investment of a lifetime.