Piano Tuning and Repairs

Question 1

Standard Service Package

Answer

This package is designed for pianos that have not been tuned in several years, or have been moved, and also have voicing, regulation, and other issues impacting its performance (Sticking keys, buzzes and odd noises, regulation problems from note to note, difficulty playing softly or quietly, etc.) What's Included: Double Tuning to bring the piano up to Concert Pitch Concert-grade Fine Tuning Voicing of the piano to improve the tone 30 Minutes of free repairs so your piano functions properly 60 Minutes of Action Regulation to address problems such as striking keys, difficulty controlling loud or soft, etc. Leveling of the keys Mating and leveling the strings Cleaning the piano case, keys, and soundboard This appointment usually takes around 4 hours and is a flat rate of $350 (Value of $525) Book online here!

Question 2

What kind of repairs do you do?

Answer

As a Certified Piano Technician, I'm trained in all aspects of servicing your piano. I often fix sticking keys, reglue or replace worn or broken parts, fix broken pedals, and make adjustments to your piano's action regulation, as well as voicing adjusments to the piano hammers. I also provide more extensive services such as complete action regulation, action rebuilding, hammer replacement, and complete restringing and other restorative work.

Question 3

Can you restring my piano? What about new hammers?

Answer

Absolutley! If your piano is a good candidate for restringing or other restoritave work I'd be happy to help. Usually this kind of work is done on quality grands or uprights (such as Steinway, Mason & Hamlin, Yamaha, Bluthner, etc. or a family heirloom) Reach out to me for more information and I'd be happy to put together an estimate for the work, as well as a timeline!

Question 4

My piano has some issues. Is it worth fixing up?

Answer

Almost always, I can bring pianos like this back to life with a Double Tuning and an some additional repair and voicing work. Of course, I will confer with you about your options, along with their costs before proceeding on additional work. But in most cases, not only is the piano brought back to life, but the cost is much less than replacing your piano!

Question 5

What kind of repairs do you do?

Answer

As a Certified Piano Technician, I'm trained in all aspects of servicing your piano. I often fix sticking keys, reglue or replace worn or broken parts, fix broken pedals, and make adjustments to your piano's action regulation, as well as voicing adjusments to the piano hammers. I also provide more extensive services such as complete action regulation, action rebuilding, hammer replacement, and complete restringing and other restorative work.

Question 6

Can you restring my piano? What about new hammers?

Answer

Absolutley! If your piano is a good candidate for restringing or other restoritave work I'd be happy to help. Usually this kind of work is done on quality grands or uprights (such as Steinway, Mason & Hamlin, Yamaha, Bluthner, etc. or a family heirloom) Reach out to me for more information and I'd be happy to put together an estimate for the work, as well as a timeline!

Question 7

My piano has some issues. Is it worth fixing up?

Answer

Almost always, I can bring pianos like this back to life with a Double Tuning and an some additional repair and voicing work. Of course, I will confer with you about your options, along with their costs before proceeding on additional work. But in most cases, not only is the piano brought back to life, but the cost is much less than replacing your piano!

Question 8

Standard Service Package

Answer

This package is designed for pianos that have not been tuned in several years, or have been moved, and also have voicing, regulation, and other issues impacting its performance (Sticking keys, buzzes and odd noises, regulation problems from note to note, difficulty playing softly or quietly, etc.) What's Included: Double Tuning to bring the piano up to Concert Pitch Concert-grade Fine Tuning Voicing of the piano to improve the tone 30 Minutes of free repairs so your piano functions properly 60 Minutes of Action Regulation to address problems such as striking keys, difficulty controlling loud or soft, etc. Leveling of the keys Mating and leveling the strings Cleaning the piano case, keys, and soundboard This appointment usually takes around 4 hours and is a flat rate of $350 (Value of $525) Book online here!

Question 9

What kind of repairs do you do?

Answer

As a Certified Piano Technician, I'm trained in all aspects of servicing your piano. I often fix sticking keys, reglue or replace worn or broken parts, fix broken pedals, and make adjustments to your piano's action regulation, as well as voicing adjusments to the piano hammers. I also provide more extensive services such as complete action regulation, action rebuilding, hammer replacement, and complete restringing and other restorative work.

Question 10

Can you restring my piano? What about new hammers?

Answer

Absolutley! If your piano is a good candidate for restringing or other restoritave work I'd be happy to help. Usually this kind of work is done on quality grands or uprights (such as Steinway, Mason & Hamlin, Yamaha, Bluthner, etc. or a family heirloom) Reach out to me for more information and I'd be happy to put together an estimate for the work, as well as a timeline!

Question 11

My piano has some issues. Is it worth fixing up?

Answer

Almost always, I can bring pianos like this back to life with a Double Tuning and an some additional repair and voicing work. Of course, I will confer with you about your options, along with their costs before proceeding on additional work. But in most cases, not only is the piano brought back to life, but the cost is much less than replacing your piano!

Question 12

What kind of repairs do you do?

Answer

As a Certified Piano Technician, I'm trained in all aspects of servicing your piano. I often fix sticking keys, reglue or replace worn or broken parts, fix broken pedals, and make adjustments to your piano's action regulation, as well as voicing adjusments to the piano hammers. I also provide more extensive services such as complete action regulation, action rebuilding, hammer replacement, and complete restringing and other restorative work.

Question 13

Can you restring my piano? What about new hammers?

Answer

Absolutley! If your piano is a good candidate for restringing or other restoritave work I'd be happy to help. Usually this kind of work is done on quality grands or uprights (such as Steinway, Mason & Hamlin, Yamaha, Bluthner, etc. or a family heirloom) Reach out to me for more information and I'd be happy to put together an estimate for the work, as well as a timeline!

Question 14

My piano has some issues. Is it worth fixing up?

Answer

Almost always, I can bring pianos like this back to life with a Double Tuning and an some additional repair and voicing work. Of course, I will confer with you about your options, along with their costs before proceeding on additional work. But in most cases, not only is the piano brought back to life, but the cost is much less than replacing your piano!

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What kind of repairs do you do?

Can you restring my piano? What about new hammers?

My piano has some issues. Is it worth fixing up?

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Can you restring my piano? What about new hammers?

My piano has some issues. Is it worth fixing up?

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What kind of repairs do you do?

Can you restring my piano? What about new hammers?

My piano has some issues. Is it worth fixing up?

What kind of repairs do you do?

Can you restring my piano? What about new hammers?

My piano has some issues. Is it worth fixing up?

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