WELCOME TO ABSOLUTE PIANO

Piano Service & Remanufacturing Firm servicing the

Eastern Massachussets area.

"One of the industry's most successful and innovative rebuilders." - Piano Technicians Guild Journal

Our Services

On-Site Services

Piano maintenance is always dependent on the internal quality of the instrument, the environment in which it resides, and the way it is being used. We approach service by accounting for each unique factor, and design a service plan to satisfy your musical needs and keep your piano healthy.

Institutional Services

Whether we're servicing pianos in schools, universities, senior centers, hospitals, offices, and concert venues, our team has experience managing high inventory with a range of uses. We offer individualized maintenance plans to ensure success for each piano we service.

Remanufacturing Services

Our remanufacturing process is founded on one simple, demanding goal: to make each piano better than new. We achieve this by integrating advanced analytical methods with time-honored craftsmanship—an approach not available through factory restoration.

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OUR WORK

Design-Driven Remanufacturing

Our remanufacturing shop provides nation-wide premium rebuilding services and is built on decades of experience and a love for the piano.

ABOUT US

ABOUT ABSOLUTE PIANO

Over the past three decades, Absolute Piano Restoration has grown into a recognized and respected piano remanufacturing and service firm based in Lowell, Massachusetts. With unparalleled in-home and institutional service, we are proud to maintain and service each instrument as if it were our own. Whether you're looking for a basic piano tuning or you're considering restoring the family piano, our processes reflect the musicality and craftsmanship intrinsic to piano design.

Meet Our Team

Jude’s restoration estimate was excellent –

it separated cosmetic and sound quality repairs so my family could decide if we wanted something that just looked like grandmother’s piano or something that would actually sound good too.This gave us many budget options and we decided to keep the piano as an heirloom by replacing the soundboard and making sure it sounded as good as it would eventually look.

Dan F.

Gabler Upright Piano Restoration