I had my piano tuned by this man a couple months ago ... I wish I hadnt ... Im a senior ,,, he…read morereeked of alcohol .. very unsettling .. wish i could leave a 0 star ...

Professional and courteous. I will most definitely request his services again and recommend him to…read moreothers. He also answered my request promptly, and got my piano fixed and tuned to perfection.

Tom Miller and his crew have moved the "Pianos in Public Buffalo" pianos. They know what they're…read moredoing when it comes to moving pianos. He also can repair and tune pianos.

Mr. Miller did an excellent job tuning my grand piano. He also adjusted the pedal mechanism that…read morewasn't functioning properly due to moving the piano from Texas to New York. There was no extra charge for the pedal adjustment. And he also provided a pin for the music holder that was missing due to the moving. I highly recommend him because he is very knowledgeable and caring.

Booked Richard "The Piano Guy" to move my piano about 10km - a very simple job with only a handful…read moreof stairs involved. Firstly, he was very difficult to coordinate with from the get-go. His text message responses were always very short and responses sometimes took several hours, but after some frustration we set up a moving time. On the day of the move, Richard was going to be two hours later than the 11am time slot he told me. He did not call to warn me he was going to be late. I only found out when I messaged him that morning asking if he was still planning on coming. Very basic customer service should be that if you're going to be late then you should inform the customer. He blamed it on traffic (you would have thought a mover would have experienced traffic before and would be able to plan around it). Since he didn't tell me in time, I wasn't able to reschedule an appointment I had and so I was not able to complete the move that day. He reached out four days later proposing a new time that didn't work for me. I proposed a range of alternatives across two different weeks and was told that he has no availability. I would have expected that after he screwed up the first time that he would have taken some extra care and would have tried to accommodate my move, but was told that if I wanted something sooner than I should try a less busy mover. I would recommend staying away from "The Piano Guy" for any alternative, even if they are more expensive. The customer service is really that bad.

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Gary is THE BEST tuner and piano technician ever, I have a huge amount of respect for him! He is…read morethe sweetest guy and works so hard to make your piano absolutely perfect. I can't imagine letting anyone else near my piano.

From the owner: Tuning stability is directly related to prevailing humidity conditions, 42% relative humidity being…read morean ideal condition to maintain piano tunings, glue joints, and snug action screws allowing action mechanism parts to move easily and uniformly. Touch is the result of action mechanism adjustments intended to follow manufacturer's guidelines and generally recognized relationships for consistency and keyboard response. It is a sequence of procedures that can vary in its scope depending on the present status of the action mechanism and the degree to which the pianist is prepared to go. There are many pianos with a keyboard touch that has gone un-checked for many years but which, with even 3 hours of regulation adjustments can be brought into so much more playability and responsiveness making the whole playing experience a pleasure. Tone refers to the nature of hammer felt and the degree of brightness or mellowness, tone color, and projection of sound the piano is currently producing. For the discerning pianist this is an adjustment that makes for more intimate artistic relationship between the player and the piano. To all those interested in the piano I invite your questions and input. I will do my utmost to respond most effectively to your needs. It is a pleasure serving the piano owners of western New York throughout Erie and Niagara counties as a piano tuner and technician. What a vibrant musical community we enjoy here...

My Father-In-Law has a beautiful conservatory-level grand piano that hadn't been played (or tuned!)…read morefor over a decade. Expecting some guests who would likely play, we decided to have the piano checked out and Lee gave us an estimate of the work involved and came over exactly on time. While inspecting and tuning the piano, he gave us an excellent overview of the qualities of this particular piano and also explained what differentiates pianos - which was very interesting and informative to us. He cautioned us ahead of time that given the length of time since the piano had been tuned previously, it would probably require a follow-up about a month later to finish the job (I wonder if this is where the term "fine-tuning" comes from!?) and this turned out to be true. Lee returned a few weeks later and was able to finish the task and the piano didn't require any additional maintenance other than the tuning. He was very pleasant and professional and we appreciated him sharing his knowledge with us while taking care of the business at hand. It was clear that he enjoys the kind of work he does, and takes great pride in it. We would definitely recommend him to friends and family.

From the owner: Acoustic piano services including piano tuning, piano regulation, and piano repairs, piano…read moreinspections and assessments, and piano buyer and seller support. Sorry, we do not offer piano moving services.

I shopped around for the best deal for my digital piano, and Robert Lowrey had the lowest price by…read moreabout $700! Barry was a great help. It was easy to place an order over the phone, and the piano took six days to be delivered. The delivery guys came with a paper that I had to sign since I paid by credit card. They brought the piano into my house, set it all up, checked that it worked, and it took very little time. I'd recommend this company to others for sure!

This is the biggest piano store in Toronto, in which case it has an abundant selection of pianos…read morefor different prices and needs. There's 2 floors where each section is dedicated to different brands like Schimmel, Roland, Heintzman, Story and Clark, Bosendorfer, Estonia, and so on and such. People working in the store are professional and warm and friendly. They also offer services like tuning, repairs, restorations, lessons and moving. I came here to look at benches and bought a lamp but service was phenomenal. And all the mandatory accessories are sold too.

It has taken me much to long to get this review done! Had Carl come to look at a 1926 player piano…read morethat we inherited. Not good news! It was badly out of tune because of a major issue with the straps that control all the hammers for the 88 keys had rotted and fallen off! There was also a crack 8n 5he sound board. The major components of the player part were in really good condition. We decided that the piano held many cherished family memories and proceeded with the repairs. It took several long 8 hour sessions along with our assistance for the job to be completed. The entire piano was taken apart to access the hammers and sound board. We left plenty of time between sessions for us to refinish all the wood while it was apart. We could not be happier with the finished results! It sounds awesome thanks to Carl and looks good too after all our hard work refinishing along with tips from Carl. He has been back twice to tune and we will hav3 him back yearly to keep the piano in shape. I highly recommend Carl for tuning, repairs and he also gives music lessons. Not only does he provide awesome service but he is a very remarkable person!

Wow. Just, wow. I have owned an 1897 Bush and Gerts Cabinet Grand Piano for 14 years or so. I had…read morenever had it worked on. Carl put 4 hours of love into her. And, wow! Speechless. I haven't had a piano until yesterday. Thank you, Carl. You are an artisan and a gentleman. She sounds celestial.

Owner, Michael, is always willing to support my needs. He is skilled in pianos, and clocks. I…read morehave used his services for many years now and have always been more than satisfied. I encourage both children and adults to learn to play the piano and the place to get your piano is through Telep Paino Works.

From the owner: We are Open BY Appointment PLEASE CALL 905 433-1491…read more Our warehouse Location and Low Overhead assures you the best price on all our pianos & clocks. We are a family owned and operated, and have been in business since 1979. Our knowledgeable staff is here to assist you in all your needs. Customers are always amazed when they step through the front door into our many showrooms. We sell both new and used pianos, upright and grands. Telep Pianos & Clocks has over thirty years' experience in servicing and moving pianos.Telep Pianos & Clocks is also able to store your piano in our warehouse if need be. Our digital piano showroom features state of the art technology in a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere. Our choice for digital pianos is Roland. Why? Because there are simply the best! Not sure which piano is for you? We have a unique rent to own program 100% of rental payments can apply to purchase. Our showroom also boasts the largest selection of clocks in the Durham Region. We carry Howard Miller grandfather, wall & mantle clocks.