Pitch Raise + Tuning

If your piano has fallen significantly out of tune, a pitch raise followed by a fine tuning will restore it to proper playing condition.

When a piano sits untuned for an extended period, the overall tension drops, and the pitch can fall well below standard. A pitch raise first brings the instrument back up to near A440 across all strings. Afterward, a detailed fine tuning is performed to stabilize and refine the sound.

Best for:

• Pianos not tuned in 1+ years

• Pianos that sound noticeably flat or “off”

• Newly acquired or moved pianos needing restoration

What’s included:

• Full pitch raise adjustment (coarse tuning)

• Follow-up precision tuning

• Stabilization of string tension

• Improved tone clarity and consistency