Caring for your piano
A little understanding.
A lifetime of music.
Practical answers to help you look after your instrument.
How often should I tune my piano?
Many home pianos benefit from tuning twice a year. The best schedule depends on use, the instrument’s condition, and changes in its environment. We can recommend a plan after seeing your piano.
It has been years since my piano was tuned. Is that a problem?
It’s a good reason to arrange an assessment. A piano that is significantly below its intended pitch may need a pitch adjustment and follow-up care. Let us know when it was last serviced, if you know.
How should I care for my piano between visits?
Keep the piano away from direct sunlight, heating vents, and large temperature changes. Dust gently with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid spraying cleaners or liquids on the instrument. Ask us for guidance specific to your piano.
Will tuning fix a sticking key?
Tuning adjusts pitch. A sticking key or uneven touch usually requires a separate mechanical assessment. Tell us about any concerns when you request your visit.
Do you service both upright and grand pianos?
Yes. Tell us the make, model if known, and whether you have an upright or grand piano when you contact us.
How much will service cost?
Contact us to discuss your piano and location. We’ll explain the expected service and pricing before arranging the work; repairs and regulation depend on the instrument’s condition.
Is a service request a confirmed appointment?
No. Your request starts a conversation. We will contact you to discuss the work and agree on an appointment.
Let’s care for your piano
A better sound.
A renewed invitation to play.
Tell us a little about your instrument.
We’ll help you take the next step.