Are you looking to have your cherished upright or grand piano repaired, refinished or restored?

Ivories.ca has been providing quality piano repair work in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area for nearly twenty years. Repairing an existing piano is not only often more affordable than buying new, it also goes a long way to increasing the re-sale value of your instrument, while at the same time ensuring that you and your family can keep enjoying a cherished part of your musical life for years to come. Whether it’s an old family heirloom that has seen better days, or a more recent purchase that has been damaged by flooding, excessive humidity or some other unfortunate mishap, Ivories.ca can help.

• Cabinet Repair & Refinishing
• Structural Repairs
• Soundboard Repair
• Mechanical overhauls
• Re-pinning
• Hammer replacement
• Pedal adjustment
• …and much more

Our technicians have the skills and experience necessary to get your piano back to its original condition. Be it something as small as replacing a missing or broken key top, or a complete mechanical, structural and cosmetic overhaul, we will restore or repair your instrument with the quality you expect, and always at a reasonable price. Why pay more at the city’s bigger piano houses? Cut out the middle man and go directly to the source. Shop around, and we feel you’ll find our rates second to none.

• Drop-action pianos
• Birdcage pianos
• Transposing pianos
• Reverse action pianos
• ...and more

Canada’s unique climate conditions can cause havoc on instruments not intended for such intense temperature and humidity fluctuations. In particular, many newer instruments made of compromising composit materials can show wear and damage mere years after purchase. This is another compelling reason to invest in restoring a properly made older piano, which tend to be made almost exclusively of solid wood. We can also provide you with humidity gauges and systems that will ensure your instrument has the optimal conditions for an extended playing life.

Does your instrument play just fine, but has seen better days in terms of appearance? We have many options available to make your piano look good as new, without the new.