Piano Technicians/Tuners

The decision-making process can get confusing sometimes for piano owners looking to decorate around their precious instrument. Finding a place in your home for a piano can get challenging when you have so many things to consider, such as which room has too much direct sunlight coming in, which room gets too cold in the winter, what space is too cluttered for a piano and so on. Here are a few tips and ideas that can give you inspiration for decorating your piano room as well as advice on keeping it safe.

If you have a piano in the house, your family is most likely growing up with the love of music being instilled in them. That’s the magic a piano brings into our lives, and the holiday season is the perfect time to cultivate a special love of this instrument in the youngest members of your home.

You are probably aware of the valuable benefits of playing the piano in a child’s development. So, take advantage of the abundance of time in these holidays, as the season of joy fills our days, and make some memorable moments with your children.

Here are some ways to get started:

Whether you’re receiving Grandma’s heirloom or purchasing a brand-new instrument, placement will be key in truly enjoying your new piano for a very long time. Longevity, sound, and general feel are all equally important. As you have already discovered, moving a piano is no easy task. Planning for its permanent location is essential.