Professional piano care

Piano Repair Services in New York City

Pianoland provides repair and maintenance services for upright and grand pianos throughout New York City. Our technicians work on keyboard, action, hammer, string, pedal, felt and mechanical components affected by normal wear, broken parts and changes in humidity.

Type of Piano Repairs We Offer:

  • adjustment of the mechanical aspects of the pianos to compensate for the effects of wear, the compacting and settling of cloth, felt, and buckskin, as well as dimensional changes in wood and wool parts due to changes in humidity.
  • we clean entire piano.
  • we replaced missing parts and we repaired or replaced broken parts.
  • we install new bridle straps and bridges
  • WE FIled Grand and upright hammer heads
  • we install new felt,bushing and Key felt punching , when necessary
  • we do rehammering or piano hammer replacement
  • we replaced strings and pins
  • we recovered keytops and replaced missing ivory
  • we do pedals repaired and removed Squeaks
  • we are Fixing Loose/Broken Keys
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Some of Our Prices:

  • Piano Tuning from $195
  • Minor Piano Repair from $50
  • Upright Piano Regulation from $500
  • Grand Piano Regulation from $700

All Other Piano Repairs and prices by Request.

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 piano problems

Signs that your piano may need professional repair

Normal wear, damaged components and changes in humidity can affect the keyboard, action, strings, pedals and overall playing response.

01

Loose or Broken Keys

Keys that move sideways, remain down, feel unstable or stop responding may require adjustment or replacement.

02

Uneven or Heavy Touch

Keys that feel heavier, lighter or slower than others may indicate worn felt, cloth, bushings or action parts.

03

Squeaking Pedals

Pedal squeaks, stiffness, looseness or poor response can develop from worn or misaligned components.

04

Worn Hammer Heads

Deep grooves and hardened hammer felt can create a harsh, uneven or overly bright tone.

05

Broken Strings or Loose Pins

Missing notes, buzzing sounds or strings that will not hold pitch may indicate string or tuning-pin damage.

06

Damaged Keytops

Cracked, loose, missing or uneven keytops can affect appearance and playing comfort.

07

Buzzing or Unwanted Noise

Buzzes and rattles can come from loose parts, worn felt, foreign objects or components touching incorrectly.

08

Humidity-Related Changes

Seasonal humidity may affect wooden and felt components, key movement and action alignment.

Our repair process

From inspection to completed repair

The appropriate service depends on the piano, the affected components and the amount of wear or damage.

Describe the Problem

Tell us what you hear or feel and which keys, notes or pedals appear to be affected.

Inspect the Piano

The relevant keys, action parts, strings, pins, pedals and felt can be assessed.

Recommend the Repair

The service may involve adjustment, cleaning, regulation, filing, repair or replacement.

Complete and Test

The repaired components can be checked for movement, response and unwanted noise.

Frequently asked questions

What to know before scheduling a piano repair

How much does piano repair cost?

The page lists minor piano repair from $50, upright piano regulation from $500 and grand piano regulation from $700. Other repairs are priced by request.

What common piano problems can be repaired?

Services include loose or broken keys, squeaking pedals, worn hammer heads, damaged felt and bushings, broken strings, tuning pins, keytops and other damaged parts.

What is piano regulation?

Piano regulation involves adjusting the mechanical action to compensate for wear, compressed felt and cloth, settling components and humidity-related changes.

Is piano tuning the same as piano repair?

No. Tuning adjusts string tension to correct pitch, while repair addresses broken, worn, loose or noisy mechanical components.

Can worn piano hammers be repaired?

Services include filing grand and upright hammer heads, rehammering and hammer replacement. The appropriate option depends on their condition.

Can broken strings and tuning pins be replaced?

Yes. String and pin replacement are included in the listed repair services. The piano should be inspected to determine the necessary work.

Can humidity cause piano problems?

Changes in humidity can affect wooden, wool and felt components, changing key movement, action alignment and mechanical response.

How can I request piano repair service?

Call 1 718-376-2415, toll-free 1 866-PIANO-90, or email pianony@gmail.com with the piano type and a description of the problem.

Tell us what is happening with your piano

Describe the affected keys, pedals, strings or sounds and include the piano type when possible.

Contact Pianoland 1 718-376-2415 1 866-PIANO-90 pianony@gmail.com