Whether it hasn't been touched in ten years, just moved across town, or the keys are starting to stick, I'd love to get your upright playing the way it should.
Upright pianos come in a wide range of sizes, from waist-high spinets, consoles, and studios, all the way to 60" tall upright grands. I have a special fondness for the unique character of old uprights, and with some TLC, the transformation in tone and touch can be amazing.
Whatever kind of piano you have — old or new, a family heirloom or something you just picked up — I'm happy to schedule a visit and do everything I can to make it sing again.
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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Have a grand instead? See grand piano tuning & service.
Usually not. It likely needs a pitch raise to bring it back to standard pitch before a final tuning — I include this at no extra charge, though it does draw from the time available for other improvements.
Yes. Sticking keys, broken strings, worn action parts, and other repairs are part of most visits. For anything bigger, I'll assess it in person and give you an honest quote.
