Piano Technicians/Tuners

Whether nestled into a cozy living room or presiding over a spacious hall, a piano isn’t just an instrument; it can act as a storyteller to tell a family’s shared musical journey. When a piano becomes a family tradition, it’s not just a decoration – it’s a wellspring of memories and a beacon highlighting the unifying power of music. So whether you hold onto dear memories of piano lessons with Mom or store Grandpa’s sheet music to hang down to the next generation, we can all agree that a love of music can be a powerful force in a family. Read on to celebrate all the reasons why we’re so thankful to share the experience of playing the piano!

With a little TLC, your piano can easily last for decades. Read on to discover how you can protect this instrument all year long.

Owning and playing a piano is something that brings great pride to a person. There is no doubt that your piano might be one of the most prized possessions in your home and placed in a spot where your family loves to gather, or perhaps in a room where you can find some peace and quiet. However, in order for your piano to continue functioning properly and looking as majestic as the day you bought it, there are a few things to keep in mind regarding its placement. Here are a few factors to keep in mind to protect your piano by knowing the best and worst places to keep it.