PIANO TUNING
Piano tuning in Liberty, WV and the surrounding area
A piano drifts out of tune with time, use and changes in temperature and humidity. Regular tuning keeps it sounding clear and pleasant to play, and helps catch small problems early.
STANDARD TUNING
Standard piano tuning
Every string is tuned to concert pitch (A440) so your piano sounds right on its own and alongside other instruments, recordings and singers.
While we're there, we check that the keys and pedals work as they should and let you know if anything needs attention.
- Upright, console, spinet and grand pianos
- Homes, churches, schools and venues
- Tuned to A440 concert pitch
From $115
PITCH RAISE
Pitch raise for pianos that haven't been tuned in a while
When a piano has gone a long time without tuning, it can sink well below pitch. A pitch raise brings the whole piano up close to pitch first, so the fine tuning that follows is stable.
We'll let you know if your piano needs a pitch raise before any work begins.
+$50 added to the tuning
MINOR REPAIRS
Minor repairs and adjustments
Small problems can make a piano frustrating to play. We can look at common issues and let you know what's involved before doing any work.
- Sticky keys or keys that don't return
- Squeaks, buzzes and rattles
- Pedals that don't work properly
From $40, quoted after inspection
PIANO CARE
Good to know
How often to tune
Most pianos in a home benefit from tuning once or twice a year. Pianos that are played heavily may need it more often.
After a move
Moving a piano can shift its tuning. It's best to let it settle in its new room for a couple of weeks before tuning.
Where to place it
Keep your piano away from heating vents, fireplaces, open windows and direct sunlight to help it hold its tune.
BOOK A TUNING
Tell us about your piano
Let us know the type of piano (upright or grand), roughly when it was last tuned, and your town. Email tuning@netzdotz.site or call (681) 690-3988.
Ready to book a tuning or a first lesson?
Call (681) 690-3988 or send a request and we'll get back to you to set up a time.