Professional piano care
Piano Tuning Services in New York City
Pianoland provides professional piano tuning for upright and grand pianos throughout New York City, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Long Island. Our technicians work with home piano owners, students, teachers and professional musicians.
We have incorporated our Company Pianoland in the year 2000 and started providing piano tuning services in NYC, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and Long Island. Tuning of pianos is the core of the services that we provide to our valuable clients. Our technicians have significant experience of tuning pianos of every class and category and work with a variety of very demanding and professional musicians. Some of our experts have as much as 30-40 years of exceptional experience, and, as far as you understand, have a very unique knowledge and expertise in the field of piano tuning. The very advanced piano tuning tools of our piano workshop allow us not only to tune your piano but also to help you in repairs of different types of complexity.
Furthermore, we provide services of estimating quality, value, and costs of piano, and may provide help with purchasing a new piano. As you obviously know, the piano is a very gentle instrument requiring carefulness and periodic maintenance. For the best results in enjoying your favorite piano, and based on the worldwide practices, our recommendation is to tune the piano at least two times a year. Regular Pianoland piano tuning costs $195 plus tax in NYC, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. While providing you with the service of Regular Tuning, our technicians will inspect your piano. If needed, he will recommend further services, will explain the value, and will also give you a total estimate of all costs involved. Needless to say that the decision of accepting this proposal is yours, and a technician will only start performing extra activities after your approval.
Regular Piano Tuning
Scope of the Regular Tuning means that the piano is under the right pitch, all keys are fully operational and not “sticky”, the piano holds the tuning and maybe tuned properly, and the mechanical part is adjusted. It is absolutely essential that the piano will be inspected and maintained by a professional technician, who will give you the best advice about the kind of service that is needed.
The decision to skip our recommendations may lead to irreversible processes, when your valuable piano may crack from the dryness, keys may get “sticky”, and your investments into repair may become much more significant than costs of the Regular Tuning, or extra service. Do not trust random people with unknown reputations to serve or tune your piano. Please note that our main objective is not to be the cheapest, but to be one of the best in the business of piano tuning, which may be confirmed by thousands of our happy clients, that used us for tuning their pianos. We hope that you have made the right choice, and will be very happy to offer you our piano tuning services.
Please contact us at any time, including last-minute calls as well as weekends, at +1 718-376-2415, toll-free 1 866-PIANO-90, or email us at pianony@gmail.com at any convenient for you time.
Common tuning problems
Signs that your piano may need professional tuning
Piano strings gradually move away from their intended pitch. Changes in humidity, regular playing, transportation and long periods without maintenance can all affect how the instrument sounds.
The Piano Sounds Out of Tune
Individual notes or chords may sound sour, unstable or noticeably different from their expected pitch.
Notes Sound Uneven Together
Octaves, chords and intervals may produce noticeable beating or sound less clear when played together.
The Piano Was Recently Moved
Transportation and a new indoor environment may affect pitch as the piano adjusts to different conditions.
Seasonal Pitch Changes
Temperature and humidity changes can cause the piano’s wooden parts and strings to expand, contract and shift.
The Piano Has Not Been Tuned Recently
A piano that has gone a long time without tuning may drift farther from standard pitch and require additional attention.
A Used Piano Was Recently Purchased
A pre-owned piano may need inspection and tuning before regular practice, lessons or performance use.
Tuning corrects pitch. Sticky keys, squeaking pedals, broken strings, rattling sounds and damaged action parts may require piano repair in addition to tuning.
Our tuning process
From inspection to final pitch adjustment
Regular tuning includes an inspection of the piano. Additional work is explained and estimated before it begins, and it is completed only after the customer approves it.
Schedule the Visit
Contact Pianoland with your location, piano type and any concerns about its sound or playing condition.
Inspect the Piano
The technician reviews the piano’s pitch, tuning stability, keys and general mechanical condition.
Tune the Instrument
String tension is adjusted so the notes and intervals work together at the appropriate pitch.
Review Recommendations
If further maintenance or repair is needed, the technician explains the service and cost before additional work begins.
More piano services
Complete piano care from one experienced company
Pianoland also provides repair, moving, storage and rental services throughout New York City and surrounding areas.
Piano Repair
Repair and maintenance for keys, hammers, strings, pedals, felt, bushings and other mechanical components.
Explore piano repair 02Piano Moving
Professional transportation for upright, grand and baby grand pianos throughout New York City and beyond.
Explore piano moving 03Piano Storage
Short- and long-term piano storage in a protected, climate-controlled Brooklyn facility.
Explore piano storage 04Piano Rental
Piano rentals for homes, lessons, concerts, weddings, recitals and productions.
Explore piano rentalFrequently asked questions
What to know before scheduling piano tuning
How much does regular piano tuning cost?
Regular Pianoland piano tuning costs $195 plus tax in NYC, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. Contact the company to confirm current pricing and availability for your location.
How often should a piano be tuned?
Pianoland recommends tuning a piano at least two times a year for regular maintenance and better playing results.
Should a piano be tuned after moving?
A move and a change in indoor conditions can affect the instrument’s pitch. Contact Pianoland after transportation to discuss the appropriate time for tuning.
What is included in regular piano tuning?
The original page describes regular tuning as bringing the piano to the appropriate pitch, checking that keys operate properly, reviewing tuning stability and inspecting the mechanical condition.
Will the technician inspect my piano during tuning?
Yes. The original content states that technicians inspect the piano while providing regular tuning and may recommend further service when necessary.
Will additional work begin without my approval?
No. The original page states that the technician explains any recommended service and related cost before beginning extra work, and the decision remains with the customer.
Can tuning fix sticky keys or mechanical noises?
Tuning primarily corrects pitch. Sticky keys, squeaking pedals, damaged strings and mechanical noises may require piano repair or regulation.
Can Pianoland help evaluate a piano before purchase?
The original page states that Pianoland can help estimate a piano’s quality, value and cost and may assist with purchasing a new piano.
How can I schedule piano tuning?
Call 1 718-376-2415, toll-free 1 866-PIANO-90, or email pianony@gmail.com with your location and piano type.
Schedule professional piano tuning
Tell us your location, piano type and when the instrument was last tuned. Pianoland can discuss availability and the appropriate service.
