A tuned piano is a happy piano! I recommend getting a tuning on average once a year. It’s also nice to have eyes on your piano to be proactive to any issues that may arise.

A pitch raise may be necessary if the piano hasn’t been serviced in 2 or more years. It consists of two tunings: one to get the piano up to standard pitch, and another to lock it in. We are so back!

I knowww. There are few things more frustrating than sticking keys or a squeaky pedal! Repairs are billed by the quarter hour, and are to be used only with another service.

A cleaning can freshen up and inspire! Cleanings include attention to the soundboard, strings, action, keybed, frame, pedals. Cleaning also gives me a chance to lubricate the entire piano for smoother playing!

Regulation is a great option if the piano doesn’t play as easy as you like. Regulation is essentially taking the piano back to factory settings. This process is comprehensive, but you will be glad you did it!

Do you have a few keys or a whole piano that’s sounding harsh or icy? The hammers may be flattened out or indented by the strings over time. Reshaping/Voicing is one of the most noticeable tonal transformations that you can do to your piano!

If you’re experiencing issues or need a tune-up for your electronic piano, I’m your guy! I have experience working on Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzers, Yamaha CP70s and more.

I love giving my clients the agency to make the right decisions for their instrument. Whether you’re looking to buy your first piano or improve on the one you love, I’m always eager to share the knowledge I have! I also provide in-depth assessments.