Do you have a piano you'd like to sell? Great!
We buy selected second-hand pianos.
IT'S AS EASY AS 123!
1
Upload a Photo
Simply upload a picture of your piano and provide some details using the form below.
2
Get an Offer
We’ll review the information and get back to you with an offer if we are interested in buying your piano.
3
Collection & Payment
If you accept our offer, our experienced transportation team will collect your piano safely, and you will receive your payment
Do You Have an Old, Unused, or Unloved Piano?
At our Mickleburgh Workshops, we can restore or service most pianos. However, if a piano is very old or not of high quality, restoration may not always be economically viable. In such cases, we offer a licensed disposal service to recycle the materials responsibly. However, please note that due to the complexity and costs involved in recycling and disposal, this service comes with fee. We will always provide a clear estimate in advance, so there are no surprises.
Currently our fees for piano disposal are £250 + VAT for upright pianos and £300 + VAT for grand pianos located within the Bristol area where the piano is on a ground floor. For quotes in other locations or if you would like more information about this service please call us on 0117 9241151.
Why Choose Us?
By choosing us, you’re partnering with a trustworthy and conscientious company dedicated to sustainability. Our transparent process ensures you know exactly what to expect, whether selling your piano or disposing of it responsibly so you can depend on us!
We receive a high volume of enquiries and are therefore unable to respond to each one individually. If you have not heard from us within two weeks, this means we are unable to proceed with the purchase of your piano.
Q. WHAT PHOTOS SHOULD I SEND?
A. We require just two photographs of your piano to provide an accurate assessment:
1. One photo of the front of the piano with the keyboard lid open, clearly showing the piano name or manufacturer.
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2. One photo of the inside of the piano from the top, with the lid open to give us a clear view of its interior condition.
Example: