Our philosophy of organ building is deeply rooted in the best of the European tradition. Both visual and tonal design must be in full harmony with the space and the acoustics. The process of designing is accomplished through close collaboration with our clients to ensure that the final result is pleasing to those who are carrying the cost. We will never sacrifice quality due to budget limitations. We believe that building a pipe organ is the most enduring legacy a congregation can make, thus we treat your investment with utmost respect.

It has been proven through centuries of experience that the most reliable and artistically gratifying key action is a mechanical (tracker) one. It is, therefore, our preferred method of carrying out the action. We also put our complete trust in the time-proven manner of building windchests with sliders and wooden pallets. We can make a confident statement – building an organ with the tracker action offers unmatched reliability and artistic quality. We will be happy to prove this to you in person, giving you hard evidence that the characteristics and performance of a tracker organ are unquestionably superior to any other kind of action. This will provide you with an instrument that will function for centuries, just as organs of Bach’s time still function to this day.

Our contract terms are client-friendly, 15% upon signing, 70% progress payments, and 15% at the end of the project. Delivery time depends on the size of the instrument, varying from one to three years. Our priority is in quality, taking as long as necessary to build the instrument. We provide our clients with 10-year complete warranty on our craftsmanship and materials. We also guarantee the first year of tuning and maintenance free of charge since we believe that the organ requires that much time to become fully acclimated to its environment. Subsequently, we will be happy to either sign a maintenance contract with you, or to assist you in finding a competent service person in your area.

As a member of the International Society of Organ Builders, we adhere to the high standards of work as set forth by the bylaws of the ISO.

Never over the budget