Frequently asked questions

Give us a call! It's the easiest and fastest way to get your piano tuned. We will work with your schedule and be there as soon as we can.

Estimates depend on service type, piano condition, and travel. We are happy to discuss scope before your appointment so there are no surprises.

We serve the Greater NYC area, including North Jersey, Westchester, and neighboring counties.

Give us a call if you are unsure.

We service every type of piano: upright, grand and even digital instruments.

If you have an unusual or historic instrument, mention it when you reach out so we can plan accordingly.

The RPT credential is awarded by the Piano Technicians Guild to technicians who pass rigorous written and practical exams. It signals advanced training in tuning, regulation, and repair—so you know you are working with someone who meets a high professional standard.

Most home pianos do well with tuning twice a year—often around seasonal changes—because humidity shifts affect pitch and stability.

Pianos in heavy use (schools, studios, venues) may need more frequent visits. We can recommend a schedule once we know how your instrument is used.

Often, yes. Even careful moves can change string tension and stability. We usually recommend letting the piano settle briefly in the new space, then scheduling a tuning (and sometimes a quick assessment) so everything sounds and feels right again.