A full restoration of a 1950s three-manual electro-pneumatic organ, preserving the original mid-century pipework and voicing exactly while replacing the aging electromechanical relay with a modern solid-state relay for long-term reliability.
The Calloway Ridge Chamber Organ
A full historic restoration of a small 19th-century single-manual chamber organ found in poor condition after decades in an unheated barn — rodent damage to bellows leather and several pipes required extensive repair rather than simple cleaning.
The Wraybourne Hall Organ
A full historic restoration of a 1920s-built, four-manual, 42-stop concert-hall organ found with failing pneumatic motors and severely perished leather throughout — the largest restoration in our portfolio to date.
The 1889 Tracker, Grace Church, Thornbury Fold
A full historic restoration of a two-manual, 16-stop tracker organ built in 1889 — original pipework and casework retained throughout, mechanical action fully releathered and regulated rather than replaced.