We demolish, disassemble, and deconstruct with love
We have a group of hairy elves here just waiting to look over your piano for whatever parts or pieces we can salvage and reuse.
If they have to take anything to the dump, we don’t feed them for a whole day.
You can bet they work hard to scrounge up every valuable piece they can.
Contrary to common belief, not all our elves are jolly and round, some HAVE been know to go days without food. They have become our best scavengers, and are now in managerial positions teaching the new elves the ropes.
Ever wondered how elves are made? Perhaps this can help explain. 
I’m looking for an old set of pedals from an upright piano. My sustain pedal was damaged during our last move, and I’d rather replace the pedals with a set of similar age to the piano than with new ones (more character!).
Please let me know if you’d consider selling me a set from one of the pianos you cannibalize.
Thanks,
–Annette
What area do you operate in? I have two pianos in the Tacoma WA area that need to find a home and I would prefer not to bring them straight to a junk yard.
Tom
Tom–I’m in the Dakotas but have family in Washington. How old are the pianos you’re considering parting out?
they are usually about 50 – 100 years old, or older