Tuning, voicing, and routine care.
Piano tuning, voicing, and routine maintenance for upright and grand pianos in the Twin Falls area — homes, schools, and small venues.
The work, specifically.
- Standard concert-pitch tuning
- Pitch raises for pianos that have gone too long between tunings
- Voicing — hammer hardness adjustment for tone shaping
- Action regulation — touch and response calibration
- Pin tightening, key care, and dehumidifier service
- Honest pre-purchase assessments
No surprises.
- Turnaround
- Typically 1–2 weeks
- Drop-off
- Walk in or schedule online
- Deposit
- $50 holds your spot for major work
- Walk-in / appointment
- Walk-ins welcome during shop hours
What's included
Tuning
Standard concert pitch, tuned by ear and reference.
Voicing
Hammer hardness adjustment for tone shaping.
Action regulation
Touch and response calibration.
Routine maintenance
Pin tightening, key care, dehumidifier.
The bench, plainly.
Most pianos benefit from a tuning once or twice a year. If a piano has been sitting longer than that — through moves, seasons, a kid leaving for college — it likely needs a pitch raise before a fine tuning will hold. We'll tell you which is which when we get there.
Voicing and regulation are quieter work, but they're often the difference between a piano you tolerate and one you actually want to play. If your piano feels uneven, harsh, or unresponsive, those are tunable problems — not reasons to replace the instrument.
When was the last time it was tuned?
If you can't remember, it's been too long. Schedule a tuning or an assessment and we'll come take a look.