Pro Piano’s piano tuners provide tuning, regulation, and appraisal across San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Santa Fe, and all across the USA, recommending tuning after any move or period in storage to restore proper concert pitch (A440-442).
What’s Included in a Piano Tuning & Appraisal
- Tuning, regulation, and appraisal for grand and upright pianos — because a great piano deserves to sound like one.
- Tuning corrects pitch; regulation adjusts the mechanical action (touch and responsiveness); appraisal evaluates condition and value.
- Just moved or came out of storage? Tuning right after is recommended to bring your piano back to proper concert pitch.
Trusted Since 1969
Pro Piano has over 5-decades of experience, serving major performing arts institutions including Lincoln Center, the New York Philharmonic, and MoMA.
How a Piano Tuning & Appraisal Works
- Request a quote — share your piano type and location.
- A piano tuner is scheduled for tuning, regulation, or appraisal.
- Piano is tuned to proper concert pitch (A440-442).
- Follow-up tuning is recommended after any future move or storage period.
Top Questions
What’s the difference between tuning, regulation, and appraisal?
Tuning corrects pitch; regulation adjusts the mechanical action (touch and responsiveness); appraisal evaluates condition and value.
Should I tune my piano after a move?
Yes — tuning after a move is recommended to bring the instrument back to proper concert pitch.
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