Sticking keys, broken strings, a buzzing note, a pedal that doesn't feel right — I fix all of it. Whether you're searching for a piano tuner or an old-fashioned piano repairman, you've landed in the right place. Most repairs happen on the spot, during a regular visit.
I don't upsell repairs you don't need. Most minor issues — a sticking key, a buzzing string, a loose part — are handled right there during your visit. Anything bigger gets an honest, upfront quote before I touch it.
Whatever's going on with your piano — old or new, a simple fix or something more involved — I'm happy to take a look and set it right.
The right choice for almost every piano, and the best place to start if I haven't seen yours before. Tuning plus whatever else it needs that day — touch, tone, lubrication, minor repairs.
Best as a return visit, once your piano is on a regular tuning schedule and holding well. A straightforward tuning — nothing more needed.
Regulation, voicing, action work, and larger repairs — each quoted on its own. Start with a visit; once I've seen your piano I'll tell you what it needs and what it would cost.
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Not exactly, but most tuners — including me — handle both. Tuning keeps your piano in pitch; repair addresses everything else, from a sticking key to a broken string. I do all of it in a single visit whenever possible.
No. Tell me generally what you're noticing, and I'll take a look during the visit. If it's something I can fix on the spot, I will; if it needs more time, I'll give you a quote before doing any additional work.
