Do you possess an organ which completely or partly and including pipework and mechanics is put under preservation order?.

For the most part, these instruments have in the meantime been redesigned. If you decide in favour of a restoration, of a change back to prove the previous value, special measures are needed: Getting a solid grounding of the organ's history, the exact assimilation of the historical materials, the moving of rearranged and changed pipes to their initial place, the search for evidences concerning the ancient organ system, studies of preserved instruments made of the same organ builder, and the like. A today's organ builder needs to understand the intention of the original one. Only this way can a new overall idea be developed which reflects the harmony of sound, case and space.

Because of our love of the ancient art of organ building as well as of the valuable historical instruments, in the past decades we have increasingly dealt with the restoration of organs - and with great success.