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Are Free Pianos Worth It?

Last updated: March, 2026 This article was written by Holt Deniger, a Steinway factory trained piano technician who began working at Steinway & Sons in 2006 and has rebuilt over 250 pianos. The information below is based on nearly two decades of hands on experience restoring pianos and working directly

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5 Red Flags When Hiring a Piano Mover

After more than 15 years in the piano business, one reality has become impossible to ignore: many people claim they can move a piano safely, and very few actually can. A piano is not just heavy. It is delicate, top heavy, and unforgiving when mistakes are made. One wrong move

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Repairing Piano Hammers

A broken, misaligned or damaged piano hammer can have a significant effect on your ability to play. Your instrument may have muffled voicing or some keys may fail to sound a note. Repairing the hammers and hammer shanks can restore the proper tones. For the highest-quality repair or replacement, work with an

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Repairing a Piano’s Action

A piano’s action assembly is integral to the instrument’s ability to deliver clear, harmonic tones. Poor voicing is a common piano problem — the notes play, but are muffled or weak. Repairing a piano’s action involves aligning or replacing the striking mechanism so the tones return to their original strength

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