Joseph is highly educated and trained. He explained to us that when our 1938 Bush & Gerts baby…read moregrand piano was made in Chicago, it was probably tuned to itself rather than starting with the concert pitch frequency. Not only did it need tuning maintenance, but it also needed to be brought up to concert pitch if we were going to have other instruments play with it. (Family members play the clarinet, flute, violin and trumpet). The piano was significantly below concert pitch (flat). He had to adjust every string to bring it up to pitch but did not need to do any repairs to the hammers or felt at this time. It sounds so much better than it did. He said that it will go flat fairly quickly until it has stabilized. He only charged the base tuning price even though he spent quite some on it. We will have him back in 6 months to keep it "Up To Pitch".

Joseph was amazing! Very nice and willing to explain the entire process of tuning/repairing our…read morepiano. I will use him for all our piano needs from now on!

I have used Uriel before - he does magnificent work -- worthy the wait time to get the finished…read moreproduct. Well worth the price.

From the owner: For decades, master craftsman and piano restoration specialists at Uriel's Piano have amazed piano…read moreowners and dealers with their superior artistry, attention to detail, and professional customer service. Like great artists working in oil or paints, Uriel's Piano relishes working on the world's finest pianos. The fine carpenters and expert woodworkers at Uriel's Piano view all pianos that enter their facility as valuable instruments or heirlooms and consider it a privileged challenge to work on them.

He might be good at what he does, but he charges a pretty penny ($1000) and then he surprises you…read morewith extra charges later. Had work done, then when we wanted to pick up our piano, he charged us another $100 just to be able to retrieve our own piano. He is also erratic in his behavior. One minute he is charming, the next minute he is livid. He also takes an hour to answer a 5 min question. Very temperamental. And once he has your piano, he's got you. He holds your piano hostage till you do what he wants.

Service, value and communication was amazing. Will definitely call again for any piano needs.read more

I do not recommend Brandon. He came to me when I was looking for piano tuner on Dec. 2025, I…read morehad already booked one with another technician for the next day which was Christmas Eve for $185 but then timing was not working out well and he said he could come that day at 5 p.m. I agreed to that time. When I asked his price, He did not give me a price over the phone. Instead, hearing my player piano play over the phone while we talked, he said, "It sounds like you might need a bigger service - that would be for $385." I didn't agree with that diagnosis but I allowed him to come for that price to get my tuning done .- knowing he was $200 over the average price. The only price he quoted to me was the $385 without mentioning any other service.He came , sat down and did his thing without any commentary about my piano. After two hours he was finished and I I gave him my card for payment. However, he appears to be frustrated that the card did not process quickly and he left with my understanding that a receipt. would come in shortly which didn't happen. When I got my credit card statement, I saw he had charged me $709. without giving me a receipt at the time - saying his phone was too slow at processing it and he left. I protested the charge with Citi but he fought it with a bogus invoice or receipt that had my name at the top that he sent as his document, But... it had never been presented to me. He had never given that information to me. or explained anything about my piano. He just did his thing and took my card for payment but never showed me a balance because he said he couldn't get it finalized. I never got an invoice or receipt. This copy from Citi was the first I had seen of his prices - he had only quoted oe price to me verbally and I accepted that as his only price to come oit. I never agreed to a bigger service but maybe he didn't want to undertand that. I did accept the amount of $385 as it was the only price he had given me for my service. That was my complaint and the issue of my case. He then made up a bogus document that looked ;ike a receipt with my name at the top showing his charges and sent it to Citi. - forms documentation but it never was sent to me. The was the complaint. I never authorized the" bigger service" and never wanted or requested anything but a simple tuning. and he never made any comments as I expected about my piano. when he just did his own thing at the piano, About a week after he left., it was noticed that the tuning was not in tune. I reported it to him and he said sometimes it can change. I then had another technician come out and check it and they confirmed that it was not in tune. IT WAS NOT IN TUNE. He returned for his flashlight he had forgotten and HE TESTED THE TUNING, and confirmed that it was off. HE DIDN'T HAVE THE MONEY OR SUPPLIES TO FIX IT, SO.. I agreed TO GO WITH HIM AND PAID THE $40 for the supplies he needed to fix it. The issue is that he is unprofessional and untrustworthy. I wanted the amount of the overage he charge reversed. I also felt that he took advantage of me - an 80 year old woman - to upsell me on a service that I did not understand and he never tried to explain to me or demonstrate a need for. Yet he charged my card for three services - one that was never mentioned, which totaled $324.00 over and above the amount I had authorized to be charged. He was angry when I disputed the $324 extra charge and threatened me because of it .

TL;DR: Paid $1,450 for piano repairs, got ghosted for nearly two months, and only got my piano back…read moreafter involving the police. I'm writing this review to warn others about a deeply troubling experience with Brandon Lewis, owner of Perfect Pitch Piano. After years of routine piano tuning without issue, I hired Brandon in April 2025 to refurbish the keyboard action of our Boston Grand Piano. He quoted $1,450 for the job, took the keyboard to his workshop, and accepted a deposit. Brandon picked up the piano action on May 12, 2025, and promised to return it by May 16. What followed was a string of missed appointments, broken promises, and excuses ranging from medical issues to weather delays. Despite paying the full balance, the refurbished keyboard was never returned. Communication became sporadic and evasive, and attempts to resolve the issue were met with silence or further delays. After weeks of trying to recover the keyboard, I had no choice but to file a police report. In researching Brandon further, I discovered multiple prior reviews from other customers describing similar fraudulent behavior. I strongly recommend reviewing recent feedback from other clients on his Yelp page, where similar complaints--including one involving a Steinway piano action--suggest a troubling pattern, not an isolated incident. The detective assigned to the case attempted to contact Brandon multiple times using all the phone numbers on file, but received no response. It wasn't until the detective left a message stating that charges would be pressed and an arrest warrant issued that Brandon finally returned the call. After much back and forth, Brandon agreed to return the piano action. He claimed he had been hospitalized, that his phone was stolen, and that Apple took an extended time to restore his credentials--hence his lack of communication. Ultimately, Brandon returned the piano action on July 7, 2025--nearly two months after the original promised delivery date. Please do your due diligence and consider alternative providers. What began as a routine service turned into a time consuming and frustrating ordeal.

Our family heirloom 1927 Baldwin Grand hasn't been tuned since 2000. It has survived 5 moves around…read morethe country since then. I am a professional sound mixer and I can hear the difference between a digitally tuned acoustic piano and one tuned by ear. Which is a much more pleasing and entertaining sound from an acoustic piano. I chose Ashley and The Artful Key because she tunes by ear. Plus all her highly marked recommendations from many sources. Our piano has never sounded this good. So, what could be better? Well, she shows up on time. She charges what she quotes. She leaves everything just the way she found it. Informative. Polite. Great attitude. It can't get any better. I'm beginning to sound like I am a relative. Which I am not. Hire her. I have worked with many musicians and tuners. She truly is one of the best!

Ashley does amazing work as she is very experienced & knowledgeable in her ability to focus until…read morethe piano resonates as intended from creation Her delightful personality & willingness to educate us on the various aspects of care for the baby grand.made our experience with her enriching

I was very pleased with the piano tuning service. The technician Kym was professional and patient…read more I really appreciate her attention to details. She was very thorough and explained the process well, and she helps to keep my piano sounds fantastic now!

Kym tuned our 60+ year old, badly out of tune piano to perfection. She is professional, timely and…read morevery precise in her work. I highly recommend her.

We had a great experience with Martin's professional piano. Joseph responded quickly to my request…read morefor more information. Upon further research, it seemed like a very reasonable price. The guys were very communicative and on time. They also spent a while moving the piano a couple inches to the right, left, back, forward without losing their patience for me. They clearly knew what they were doing and had this down to a science. Lovely people!

I just had my older baby grand piano stored and moved. The men who brought my piano back were…read morecordial but told me they needed to use cardboard and a toothpick to set the legs up. I advised I could not fully open piano and the owner said he could see a pen dropped behind and that I would need to get a piano tuner to fix that mistake. It opened before the m o v e. I also advised of a chip on the peddle wood which was NOT THERE BEFORE the MOVE and the owner talked over me in a yelling voice even when I asked him to stop and listen he spoke rudely to me and basically called me a LIER. Unprofessional. Call another mover! Connie Gustafson

Mike did a wonderful job tuning up my piano as it was really needed. I will be calling again for…read moremy next tune up!

My piano sounds great and the charges for service are very reasonable. I will definitely use Mike…read moreCarroll again.

Do NOT trust this man! I can not believe I also fell victim…read moreto the "double strike" scam. When I told him that my piano now had different keys sticking (after his "double strike repair"), I tried contacting him but he ghosted me after ripping me off! I won't get my $1500 back and after reading these reviews I guess I got lucky that it wasn't more. This is why reviews are important.

Well I also fell for the "Double strike" scam. I Needed a piano tuned. Within 5 minutes, and only…read moreplaying a couple of notes, Marc diagnosed my horrible double strike problem that, if not fixed would cause the piano to deteriorate rapidly. Now it went from $150 for a tuning to $1,950 to remove the action and take it to his shop for repair. I know nothing about pianos. This was my wife's piano. She was a piano teacher for 30 years but she died last December. I was giving the piano to the kids and just wanted to have it tuned. I wish I had checked Yelp before calling Marc. This seems like a pattern. Apparently every piano that he comes across is affected with this "double strike" syndrome. I got scammed out of $1,800 so I just had to let you know before you fall for it too.

I bought my harp from Minda about this time last year. Stellar service. She took the time to work…read morewith me and identify the harp for me. It's a year later, and I love it. Minda also teaches lessons, so I signed right up. Great experience. She's patient, willing to explain things to my engineering brain, and brilliant. More, when it came time to change a string, Minda gave me a lesson. She even let me change a few strings on a harp she was working on. Telling me how to do it, showing me how to do it, then letting me do it but talking me through each step. Finally, doing it on my own but with her watching. Great way of learning. I was able to go home and confidently change the string myself. Five of five stars. And an extra star because she's just so darn nice about it.

I had a great experience selling my lever harp with Minda. She was easy to communicate with, very…read moreprofessional and knowledgeable, and I felt very confident that my harp would be going to a wonderful family who will take excellent care of her. The store itself is spacious, easy to find, and felt very welcoming. I was expecting the process of selling my harp to be complicated, but Minda made it easy and stress-free.