Dennis was kind, inquisitive, and even educational in the process of getting my ancient upright in…read moreorder. Highly recommended!!

Very professional. Easy to schedule and work with. The piano sounds great! Very pleased with this…read moreservice

My piano had not been tuned in over 10 years and had made a journey from Houston to Denver in the…read moreback of a uhaul. The piano sounds great, and he didn't try to sell me any other services (though he could have tried - i am no expert in piano physiology and this instrument had been through a lot). He was very professional - responded to my inquiry within 1 business day, was able to book an appointment for two days later, he called when on his way and was on time. It took him less than an hour and a half to finish. He is very informed and patient as I asked him questions about piano upkeep, etc. Highly recommended.

I would recommend Steve Partridge to anyone looking for a reasonably-priced, reliable, skillful…read morepiano tuner! My piano has been moved 4 times over the past 5 years and I thought it would take several tunings and cost a lot to make it sound good again but Steve did it in less than an hour! He also didn't try to "upsell" me with a reconditioning or anything else. Just did a really good basic tuning. :)

Absolutely DO NOT hire "Pianos for Humanity" or anyone associated with "Jay" for any piano-related…read moreservices. This was, without a doubt, the worst experience I've ever had with any service provider, and it resulted in significant damage to both my home and a beautiful vintage instrument. I acquired a 64-year-old Yamaha piano from FB and foolishly contacted Pianos for Humanity for moving, cleaning, and tuning, based on a $600 quote. What I got was a complete and utter disaster. "Professional" is the last word I would use to describe this operation. It was essentially one mover plus Jay, who is not a mover, with a truck, and zero expertise. The first red flag should have been when they asked me to help move the piano. Then, Jay had the audacity to ask me to call my friends to find another person to assist! This was during a workday, so obviously, I couldn't find anyone. Despite sending photos of my narrow staircase in advance, upon arrival, Jay put on an act and suggested I just give him the Yamaha and take one of his smaller spinets instead! This should have been my cue to cancel everything, but I unfortunately I didn't. The "move" itself was a horrifying display of incompetence. I nearly got crushed between the piano and the wall due to their complete lack of technique. The result? A hole punched in my wall, gouges all over my stairwell walls, and the once pristine Yamaha now bears numerous scratches and chips. They also scratched my hardwood floors from dragging the metal piano wheels, stained my white baseboards beige after dropping a wood stain bottle, and then, to add insult to injury, slicked up my floor with WD-40 leaking from his bag! And for this carnage, they still had the nerve to charge me the full $600! "Jay" calls himself "the piano man," but he demonstrated zero respect for this beautiful piece of history. He is hostile, unprofessional, and utterly clueless about proper piano handling. Please, please, PLEASE avoid "Pianos for Humanity" and "Jay" at all costs. Even if you're considering buying a piano from him, I implore you to hire a reputable, professional moving company. I doubt he would show any regards for the instruments once a sale is made. This experience was a nightmare from start to finish, and I wouldn't wish it on anyone.

Jay brought our 100 year old baby grand back to life. Thanks for taking the extra time with our…read morebaby and replacing some damaged keys too! You rock! Jodi Friesen

Keith Delamarter, the owner of Metro Denver Piano Tuning, has been my steady piano tuner for more…read morethan two years, and he's an impressive craftsman who gives my piano a rebirth every time he touches it. He's been tuning pianos for more than 30 years, and it shows. I can't believe how much richer and fuller the piano sounds after every tuning. Keith is extremely friendly, easy to book and shows up on time every time. He not only does the tuning of my Essex grand piano but also takes extra time to clean the piano, including removing dust from the interior, and takes care of many details such as voicing each note to make it sound either more mellow or more lively. Next year will be Keith's 30th anniversary of tuning pianos in the Denver area. He current works out of Schmitt Music in Englewood. He's undergone factory training for Yamaha and Steinway pianos, but can tune anything. And I mean anything - he recently told me the story of being called to tune a player piano that had not been touched by a tuner since the 1950s. A couple of hours later, Keith had the piano up to concert pitch and the owner singing his praises.

Right on time, and got my 1980s piano tuned up and sounding great. Cost was $175 I think.read more

Decent job but broke a string. He replaced it and tuned it, but it took another visit and then it…read morewent out of tune quickly. Had to reschedule a few times. All around good value, though, but precision could be better.

Super Nice showroom, He was really nice, knew what he was talking about, was not high pressure at…read moreall. Let me play on the pianos, and knew a whole lot about them. I have yet to meet a better showroom manager.

I wish I could give this company 10 stars, or 1000! My family bought a Mason & Hamlin grand piano…read morefrom them almost 30 years ago, and what a wonderful piano it was. But then our family situation changed in a tragic way, and I had to put this piano in storage. I was too distraught at the time to make good decisions, so I stored it in a storage facility that turned out to be a terrible one, and the piano suffered considerable damage - indeed, the music stand for it was lost entirely. When I turned to Joe to help me get it restored and sold, he could not have been more helpful. He even went to the horrible storage warehouse, searched for the music stand in all that chaos, and found it. He restored the piano to beautiful condition and just sold it for me on consignment at a very fair price. HE WAS WONDERFUL!!!!!!

Our church need an electric piano and Paul was extremely knowledgeable and helped us select what…read morewas perfect for our needs. I would highly recommend BPG for everyones specific piano needs!

There are two buildings to this business. One is dedicated to string instruments. The other…read morebuilding is a small music venue seating 18 people. It's a converted house that has great acoustics! Every Monday night from 7-11, Brad Goode, famous for his trumpet playing, has an open jazz jam session. He brings his students from CU and everyone is invited. One night I was there and a vibe player and a bass trombone player came. It's straight ahead jazz and the best kept secret in the Denver area! Soft drinks and snacks are sold. It's $5 for 4 hours of music

Eric goes way above and beyond when it comes to helping his customers. He does great work too!read more