To our Maine customers,
As our Maine customers have noticed, Parks & Sons Piano Service in Maine has been closed since 2021.During the government enforced lock-downs during 2020-2021, we were greatly restricted from servicing customers, and so the decision was made to relocate out of state. It has been 3 years and we feel the time has come to close the Maine website.
We understand the dificulties in locating professional piano technicians in many parts of Maine, but a business could not sustain itself without income.
We want to thank all the customers that allowed us to come into your homes, businesses, and venues to provide piano services. We remember fondly all the kind words of praise, and thank you.
Thank you very, very much -
Parks & Sons
Our Pianos
Buying a piano on the private used piano market can be interesting to say the least. Hundreds of pianos, all in various conditions yet most listed as "just needs tuning".
Having routinely dealt with such pianos, Parks & Sons can confidently state that most of these instruments will need much more than "just a tuning".
When you purchase a piano through Parks & Sons Piano Service you can be assured that the instrument has been put into excellent shape and is ready for use. Unless listed otherwise, every piano receives a complete reconditioning and regulation. Some instruments for sale may include many other improvements such as refinishing and/or rebuilding.
We have recently introduced a multi-tiered method for purchasing certain instruments. This method allows certain instruments to be offered at various prices. Please see here for an explanation.
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Click an instrument below for a detailed view of the instrument. Hover the cursor over an instrument's row segment for general information pertaining to that column.Includes | ||||||||||
Thumbnail | Piano Maker | Year Made | Form Factor | Bench | Delivery | Tuning | Warranty | List Price | Payment Plans Available |
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Story & Clark | 1956 | Spinet | ![]() |
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Wm. Knabe & Co. | 1884 | Upright | ![]() |
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Ivers & Ponds | 1907 | Baby Grand | ![]() |
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$ 20,000.00 | ||
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Steinway & Sons | 1917 | Medium Grand | ![]() |
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Samick | 1990 | Baby Grand | ![]() |
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LeSage | 1971 | Console | ![]() |
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WurliTzer | 1960 | Spinet | ![]() |
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Parks & Sons Piano Service Multi-tier Sales Method:
We have recently introduced a multi-tiered purchasing system for certain instruments. We believe this method will make it easier for a buyer to find a great instrument that will provide their needs, while allowing them to stay within their budget.
The tier method works like this -
As our usual process - when we acquire an instrument it receives a full inspection and a list is compiled of the work needed to return the instrument to great shape.
Some pianos are designated to be rebuilt, not necessarily because that would be the only method to restore the piano to a playable state, but because the profit/cost ratio is believed to make it a worthwhile endeavor. Such pianos would make a great candidate for the multi-tiered method.
A piano listed with our multi-tiered system will have its highest prices listed on this page, but when a particular piano is viewed multiple prices will be displayed. Each price will be marked as "Plan A Price:", "Plan B Price:", etc., etc.. When viewing the "Piano Includes" section such an instrument will display the various plans and what will be included within that price plan. Again, in the "Work Schedule" area, the work that will be completed at that price plan is displayed.
It should be noted that Parks & Sons Piano will still consider reasonable offers for any particular price plan. A piano is elevated to high priority for work completion when purchased or reserved.
As a final note, pianos within this tier system are usually on the work path that results in a price at the highest tier listed - unless the piano is purchased or reserved beforehand. This means that as the instrument progresses through the levels, tier points that would no longer apply are dropped from the listing and the piano would no longer be available at that tier price plan.