Bedner Piano Shop

HistoryBernard Mollberg worked with the late pipe organ builder Otto Hofmann from 1974 - 1976. He then combined luthiery with piano work while developing his skills. From 1980 to 1999 his shop was located in the warehouse district of E. St. Elmo road in South Austin, TX. From 1999 to present the shop has been in rural Blanco county, where it is just about always a beautiful day. Mollberg Piano Restoration has provided employment and training for many notable piano craftspeople over the decades. Determination to adhere to high quality work, best practices in piano restoration, and fair dealings with customers, employees and suppliers has earned this business a strong word of mouth reputation, that sustains the business to this day.SpecialtiesMollberg Piano Restoration specializes in comprehensive professional piano restoration. Serving Austin, San Antonio, Texas and beyond, for over 30 years. Located atop a mesa in the Texas Hill Country in rural Blanco County. Limited sales of professional grade grand pianos. Custom restoration services for individuals and institutions any one who cares about having a beautiful, durable and reliable piano. Customers include university schools of music U.T. Austin, SMU Dallas, Van Cliburn Foundation Ft. Worth, Texas Tech Lubbock. Contact us for full references. Complete mechanical restoration for keyboard, action and damper systems. Complete structural restoration for new pinblocks, stringing. New soundboards a specialty. Complete case restoration, various beautiful finishes available if part of a complete restoration. Piano inspection, evaluation, appraisal, and estimate service. We do not book on-site piano tuning and service, but will be happy to refer you to a technician

Ragtime Southwest is a full-service piano conversion company owned by John Talbot, USAF retired, in San Antonio, TX. We have been repairing, refurbishing, tuning, and converting old pianos into players since 1985. Call for an estimate to convert your old piano into a player or to arrange for viewing of an instrument from our inventory.