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Since their invention in the mid-1700s, pianos have held a prominent place in many homes. Both decorative and functional, pianos are one of the most natural ways people keep music in their lives. However, like any instrument, pianos — especially older pianos — require maintenance for age-related problems. From sticky keys to muffled voicings, pianos can exhibit a variety of evidence you should contact a qualified technician to make required repairs. For the novice, it can be overwhelming to realize that...

Jump To: Types | Cost By Model | Grand Piano Pricing | Upright Piano Pricing | Specialty Steinway Pricing | New Vs. Used | Shop Steinways Established in 1853, Steinway & Sons commands a reputation for producing pianos unlike any other. Steinway pianos feature unparalleled beauty, craftsmanship and endurance, as well as a rich and powerful performance that defines the Steinway sound. Over the last century and a half, Steinway has received several patents for piano components that revolutionized the...

Do you Have to Tune a Piano After You Move it? Yes. You will want to have your piano tuned no sooner than a fews days after it has arrived at the new location. The reason for this is being that the piano is very sensitive to humidity and temperature changes. When you move from one place to another the specific temperature and humidity levels will be slightly different in the new location. For example, If the piano has been...

CAN A HOUSE MOVER SUBSTITUTE FOR A PIANO MOVER? Unfortunately not. Qualified and trained piano movers are highly skilled at doing one specific job- piano moving.  A piano can weigh anywhere from 400· 1500 lbs, with the average grand piano weighing in at about 650 lbs. One of the most important aspects of moving a piano is knowing exactly how to balance this heavy object. During the process of moving a grand piano the legs and pedal lyre have to...