Professional Piano Tuning

Best Piano offers professional piano tuning in the GTA! Does your piano sound a bit off key? Have you moved recently? Has there been a change in humidity or temperature lately? All of these factors can contribute to the de-tuning of your piano. As the wood breathes it may create overly tight or slack strings. Having a professional tune your piano is the only way to ensure that it will sound as beautiful as the day it was made for many years to come.

At Best Piano, we have several professionally trained tuners who specialize in making pianos sound new again. Here are some questions that they are commonly asked:

Q: Do I need to tune my piano if I move it?

A: That depends on where and how it was moved. If there is a discrepancy in climate between where the piano was and where it will be moved to, your piano will probably begin to sound out of tune as it settles into the new climate. Regardless of the method of moving or the location change, it is a good idea to allow your piano to settle for two to three weeks and then call a Best Piano professional to tune it. That way, your piano will keep sounding beautiful for many years to come.

Q: I haven't tuned my piano for years and it sounds fine! Do I really need to tune it?

A: It takes a trained ear to detect when a piano is slightly off key. However, keeping your piano in tune will help it last longer. If you are unsure if your piano needs to tuning, call Best Piano for a free estimate and they will figure it out for you! As a general rule of thumb, it's a good idea to have your piano tuned once or twice a year.

Whether your piano needs a pitch raise or just a small tune-up, contact Best Piano today to arrange your free, no obligation estimate, and get your piano in tune!