FAQ's
Are You Covid Safe?
Yes. All of our tuners are fully vaccinated. We also wear masks and gloves for every tuning and use hand sanitizer before and after each visit.
How Much Does Piano Tuning Cost?
A standard tuning is $220. If the piano is so far out of tune it requires a second tuning this would add $100. This is also known as a "pitch raise". This can occur if more than five years have passed since the last service.
How Often Should I Get My Piano Tuned?
Most clients tune their pianos every 6 months, but you should not wait longer than one year as additional maintenance may be needed.
Pianos especially tend to go out of tune when the seasons change, or when moved to a new location.
How Should I Prepare?
Remove any objects from the top of the piano and any paintings from the wall just above the piano. Make sure
there is enough room for the piano tuner to get in and out and enough floor space for his tools. Don’t plan on running any noisy appliances during the tuning process such as washers, dryers, blenders, T.V.’s, leaf blowers, etc.
How Do I Know I’m Getting the Best Service?
L.A. Piano Tuning is the preferred piano tuning service of some of the top professional musicians, celebrities and recording studios in Los Angeles. We have literally tuned thousands of pianos of every imaginable size, shape, and condition.
Does L.A. Piano Tuning service specialized acoustic keyboard instruments such as harpsichords and celestas?
Yes we do! L.A. Piano Tuning can tune or repair your harpsichord or celesta. We do not service organs.
Does L.A. Piano Tuning service Electronic Keyboards or Digital Pianos?
Unfortunately no. We only service acoustic instruments, or acoustic instruments with a player piano mechanism installed. For strictly electronic instruments, please contact Advance Music Electronics at (310) 559-3157.
Can You Recommend Good Piano Movers?
Yes. We strongly recommend D&J Piano and Organ movers. They have helped our customers for years and there has never been a single issue. (626) 334-1053