FAQ
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Pianos should generally be tuned at least twice a year to maintain their pitch and sound quality. However, if your piano is new, played frequently, or in a location with fluctuating humidity and temperature, more frequent tuning might be necessary.ription text goes here
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A typical tuning session lasts about 1 to 2 hours, depending on the piano's condition and how much adjustment is needed. If the piano hasn't been tuned in years, it may take longer or require multiple sessions.
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Absolutely! However, pianos that haven’t been tuned in a long time may require a pitch raise before fine-tuning. This process ensures the piano can handle the correct tension without damaging the strings or frame.
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Yes, I tune both upright and grand pianos, as well as digital hybrids with traditional acoustic components. If you're unsure about your piano's type, feel free to contact me.
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To ensure a smooth tuning session:
Clear the top of the piano of any decorations or items.
Make sure the room is quiet during the appointment (e.g., turn off loud appliances).
Provide good lighting near the piano.
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My standard tuning fee starts at $100. If additional services like pitch raising or repairs are needed, I’ll provide a detailed estimate before proceeding.
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Yes, I specialize in concert and event tuning, ensuring optimal sound quality for performances. Let me know the event details in advance so I can tailor the tuning to your needs.
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I provide piano tuning services throughout Rochester, NY, and the surrounding areas. If you’re outside this region, contact me to discuss options.
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Please notify me at least 24 hours in advance if you need to cancel or reschedule. This helps me accommodate other clients and ensures smooth scheduling.