Marshall Piano Services
Piano tuning, repair and restoration services for households, schools, churches and musicians in central England
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Marshall Piano Services
Marshall Piano Services tunes, repairs, reconditions and restores pianos, and provides piano buying and selling evaluations. Work includes key and string replacement, casework restoration and full rebuilds.
Customers include private piano owners, churches, schools, piano teachers and professional musicians. The business serves Northamptonshire and nearby areas of central England.
Colin Marshall established the business in 1984. Its registered headquarters is in Kettering, United Kingdom.
Product: Piano tuning, repair, reconditioning, restoration and buying and selling evaluations.
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