• Fine tuning: Routine tuning ​without a pitch correction.
  

$125

• Pitch Correction/Fine Tuning: If ​your piano hasn’t been tuned in ​over two years or is more than ​15 cents flat, a pitch correction ​will be needed before the fine ​tuning.
  

$175

How long will tuning my piano take?

Plan on 2 - 2.5 hours depending if you need a pitch correction or just a fine tune.

How do I know if I need a pitch correction?

This will be determined after arrival and measuring the existing pitch of the piano.

Normally, a pitch correction and fine tune can be done in one visit but occasionally,

for drastic corrections, a followup visit may need to be scheduled to allow the strings

to stretch and adjust.

What happens if a string breaks while tuning?

It is very rare. Piano strings are built to withstand high amounts of tension,

but if a string is going to break it will likely be during a tuning. If this is the case

we can finish the tuning and send one of our trusted piano repair partners to

come and fix the string.

How often should I tune my piano?

Once a year is fine for typical use. For professional musicians or performance venues

consider tuning more often. For example, every 6 months or before each performance.