Aadland Pipe Organ Co.

Aadland Pipe Organ Company was founded in 1971 and established in Valley Springs in 1972 by Art and Ellen Aadland. Now in its 53rd year in Valley Springs, the company has built a legacy of stability, innovation, quality construction, and long-term performance in the pipe organ industry.

The Aadland pipe organ is the result of more than 32 years of stability research, development, and field proving by Art and Ellen Aadland. Through redundant stability and advanced integrity designs, churches that own Aadland pipe organs are saving 40 to 70% in maintenance costs while enjoying advanced tuning precision throughout all seasons of the year.

Aadland Pipe Organ Company has a 34-year legacy of providing and maintaining some of the longest and most inclusive warranties in the industry on all of its new instruments. The company also has the rare distinction of guaranteeing tuning reliability for an entire year on instruments up to 15 ranks, within required temperature guidelines, regardless of seasonal climate conditions.

The Aadland Computerized "Orchestral" pipe organ, developed by Art Aadland and associates, offers extended tonal resources along with advanced stability-engineered hardwood construction. The instrument features traditionally appointed foundation and pure-tuned mutation ranks of pipes, accessed through an "infinitely programmable" computerized switching system.

Virtually all Aadland pipe organs built within the last 20 years have received recognition for their consistent performance levels and superior quality construction. Each instrument is built using 100% stability-engineered hardwood and advanced durability detailing throughout the core of the instrument.