Most pianos should be tuned every 6 to 12 months to maintain tuning stability, tone quality and proper string tension. Pianos used frequently or for performances may require more regular tuning.

A pitch raise is needed when a piano has fallen significantly below standard concert pitch (A440). The piano is first brought closer to correct tension before the final tuning is completed.

No. If you are unsure whether your piano requires tuning, repairs, pitch correction or cleaning, the condition can be assessed during the appointment.

If the piano has not been tuned for several years, sounds noticeably flat, or is significantly below A440 pitch, a pitch raise may be recommended before tuning.

Yes. Minor repairs, action adjustments, key regulation and mechanical corrections can be carried out during appointments depending on the piano’s condition.

In some cases, yes. Older pianos or instruments that have not been serviced for many years may require additional work such as pitch correction, regulation, repairs or extended tuning time. Any additional costs will always be discussed before proceeding

In many cases, yes. Older pianos can often still be improved significantly, although results depend on the condition of the tuning pins, strings and internal structure.

Services are available across most Melbourne suburbs. If you are unsure whether your location is covered, feel free to get in touch before booking.

Yes. A pre purchase inspection helps identify hidden issues, repair costs and the piano’s overall condition before committing to a purchase.

Yes. Detailed written reports with photos and recommendations are available as an add on service.

Yes. Insurance reports include a written assessment of the piano’s condition and estimated market or replacement value based on the instrument type, age and condition.

Reports may include damage caused by:

• Moving accidents

• Impact or dropping

• Water or flood exposure

• Fire or smoke damage

• Humidity related issues

• Structural cracks

• Storm or accidental damage

The report is designed to support insurance documentation and valuation purposes, though final approval depends on the insurance provider.