Reliable and friendly service for your piano tuning or piano repair.  When you call us, your phone call will be answered by a real person, ready and willing to help you schedule your tuning, or to answer any of your questions.  If we are on the other line and you happen to get voice mail, we will call you back the same business day!  If you choose to email us instead of call, you can expect an answer within ONE business hour!

If you call us by Tuesday, we offer same-week appointments for tunings, if your schedule requires it. 

We offer the best and lowest prices on tunings in the Coastal Empire and South Carolina areas.  We won't under-quote you over the phone, and then tell you that you need all sorts of extra "services" once we arrive at your home.  This is a famous tactic with many piano technicians, and one with which we heartily disagree!  We don't believe in surprising the customer at the last minute!  If you can provide accurate information about your piano over the phone, we can give you an accurate quote.  If you are unable to do this, or if  seeing your piano is a requirement for us to make an accurate diagnosis, then we will at least give you a ballpark range of what your services will cost.  Trust us as your source for the "NO SURPRISE PIANO TUNING"! 

We offer discounts for churches and organizations who are on a regular tuning maintenance schedule. 

We offer a "stay-in-tune for life" discount for our faithful clients.  What is the "Stay in tune for life" discount program?  Call us at 988-KEYS and find out!  We want the best service for you at the most affordable price!  Take advantage of this client discount TODAY! 

Who will be tuning my piano?  Our experienced technician, Jon Lindblom, will be taking the utmost care of your precious instrument. Jon is a graduate of the Randy Potter School of Piano Technology in Bend, Oregon, and also holds a music performance degree from the Eastman School of Music.  He has been tuning, servicing, repairing, refinishing, and moving pianos since 2003.  Read more about Jon here.

How often should I have my piano tuned and why?  Pianos are a lot like cars; they both need regular tune-ups!  People seem to know how often they need an oil change, but many aren't sure when or how often to tune their pianos.  Pianos should be tuned every six months or more often, if there are severe climate changes.  If you wait until your piano sounds out of tune to you, it is most probably too late for just a standard tuning to get you back up to par!  When a piano is tuned to A440 (concert pitch), each of its approximately 231 strings is put under 170 pounds of tension!  That is nearly 20 TONS of pressure put on the cast iron plate and frame of your piano!!  (No wonder it's so heavy to lift!).  But don't worry...your piano has been designed to withstand this amount of pressure!  Once you realize that this tension is always there, and constantly stretching, you will easily understand how a piano will gradually go flat (out of tune), even if it isn't played at all!!  A tuner determines how much tuning your piano needs based on how far that string tension and pitch has dropped, NOT on how bad the piano may sound.  Many people use how a piano sounds as the only criteria in determining whether or not it needs tuning, yet this is usually one of the last and "too late" symptoms of a piano that needs tuning.  In fact, if all the strings happen to drop pitch at approximately the same distance from A440, the chords that you play may still sound good to you in spite of the fact that the pitch has dropped too far to get back to A440 with just one tuning.  Regular 6-month maintenance will help avoid this costly and totally avoidable expense. 

To schedule a tuning service, call us today, or email us for a within-the-hour reply (during business hours).