Our Recent Work
While we’re woefully behind in updating our website, some of our 2021 projects include: Phase One of a new organ (utilizing vintage pipework) for St. Patrick Catholic Church in Fredericksburg, VA; a new façade, and completing a rebuild left unfinished by another company, for Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Harrisonburg, VA; rebuilding the console at St. Michael Catholic Church in Annandale, VA; and a major rebuild of the organ at Silver Spring United Methodist Church in Silver Spring, MD…
Some of our 2020 projects included: Rebuilding the console at Evergreen Chapel at Camp David, MD; releathering the organ at Westminster Church of the Brethren in Westminster, MD; installing a new combination action at Heritage Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, VA; repairing major water damage to the organ in Memorial Chapel at Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg, MD; cleaning and miscellaneous repairs to the organ at St. Mary, Mother of God, Catholic Church in Washington, DC; releathering the Swell division of the chapel organ at The Falls Church (Episcopal) in Falls Church, VA…
Some of our 2019 projects included: A major rebuild of the organ at Gonzaga High School chapel; rebuilding the console at Zion Lutheran Church in Williamsport, MD; miscellaneous repairs at National City Christian Church, Washington, DC; rebuilding the console and Swell action at St. Mark Lutheran in Hagerstown, MD; providing a new control system at Heritage United Methodist Church in Lynchburg, VA…
Some of our 2018 projects included: Rebuilding the console at Wilson College, Chambersburg, PA; installing a reconditioned English Trumpet (with a new wind chest) and new blowers at Christ Church, LaPlata, MD; cleaning and repairing the water damaged organ at Second Presbyterian Church, Petersburg, VA; cleaning and repairing the soot damaged organ at Evangelical Reformed Church, Frederick, MD; rebuilding the console at the University of Maryland, Memorial Chapel; cleaning, repairing and moving the organ at St. Vincent Catholic Church, Berkeley Springs, WV to a new location within the building; releathering reservoirs and Swell motors at Fort Hill Methodist Church in Lynchburg, VA…
and some of our 2017 projects included:
a major rebuild of the three manual, thirty-five rank Moller at First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Chambersburg, PA (including releathering, console and relay upgrade, and tonal work); releathering at the Monastery of the Visitation, Rockville, VA, St. James Episcopal Church, Lewisburg, WV, and St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fayetteville, PA; rebuilding the console at Culpeper Baptist Church, Culpeper, VA; rebuilding the console at Foundry United Methodist Church, Washington, DC; rebuilding the Swell wind chest at Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick, MD; and protecting several organs during construction projects.
Previous Projects
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Frederick, Maryland. We releathered eleven reservoirs in this large Moller organ. The organ supports an active music program and frequent recitals of internationally known organists.
First Lutheran Church, Inverness, Florida. We helped the church locate and obtain an appropriate used instrument. This Mudler-Hunter organ was built for Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC. We removed and reconfigured the organ, then installed it in its new home.
St. Luke Episcopal Church, Hot Springs, Virginia. We rebuilt the console of this small Moller organ with a new solid state relay and combination action. We added a MIDI record and playback unit, recovered the Swell motors and made various repairs. Working with Walker Technical Company we augmented the pipework with several digital voices.
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church, Silver Spring, Maryland. We rebuilt the console of this Reuter Organ with a new solid state relay and combination action. We made a number of tonal changes, including the installation of a new 8′ Oboe.
Union United Methodist Church, St. Michael’s, Maryland. We repaired this one manual Jardine & Son’s instrument from the 1870’s as the church celebrated its 160th anniversary. We made numerous repairs to damaged pipes, cleaned the organ and installed a new blower.
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Culpeper, Virginia. Following the earthquake of 2011 we removed the Casavant organ from the church so that structural repairs could be made to the balcony. The next year, following renovation, we reinstalled the organ and made miscellaneous repairs.
Kensington Chapel, Kensington, Maryland. In this major rebuild of a Moller organ from the 1970’s we releathered all wind chests and reservoirs, rewired the instrument, installed a new solid state relay and rebuilt the console providing multiple levels of memory and MIDI capability.
(for more examples of our previous work click here)
We welcome the opportunity to discuss the organ needs of your congregation, whether maintenance, rebuild or new instrument.