IndyTunerPiano Tuning and Repairs
Manufacturers recommend tuning your piano every six months or more. If it has been longer, it could need a pitch raise to bring your piano back up to A440 or concert pitch.
Pitch raises require additonal time and attention. Additional charges will be applied.
Pianos require consistent upkeep and maintenance to perform well. For instance, keys need adjustments, action parts need lubrication and precision settings, and hammers need voicing to name a few.
Choosing and or maintaining a piano is a complex task. Many piano purchases can end with costly repairs beyond what was anticipated. IndyTuner looks at all parts of the piano and includes a full overview of the :
soundboard: cracks
bridges: condition
tuning pins: corrosion, torque measurement
strings: corrosion, tone quality (voicing)
hammers: wear, alignment, felt quality
all moving parts: wear, age, quality
case: finish condition, damage, style
keys: ivory, plastic, condition
make: age, quality, value
tone: evaluation from bass to treble
touch: evaluation and gram measurement
After our complete review we will provide you with recommendations and a summary of any repair costs.
Piano Tuning &
Pitch Raises
Action Regulation &
Piano Repairs
Piano Inspections
Cancellation Policy
As a courtesy to our team and other clients, please allow 24 hours notice for cancellations and rescheduling requests. Cancellations/rescheduling requests that occur less than 24 hours before the scheduled appointment are subject to a service charge of $45 in most circumstances. Cancellation/ rescheduling requests may be submitted via email or voicemail if you are unable to reach us by phone. Arrival fifteen minutes or more after your scheduled service time will be considered as a “no show” and the cancellation fee will apply.