Concert performance-level tuning

Aural tuning to concert pitch (examined by Yamaha Piano Technical Academy)

Pitch correction when necessary

Multiple checks for accuracy and stability after tuning

Initial appointment includes a review of the piano's condition to make your piano sound and play better, and to last longer

Service plan with regular reminders

Returning customers can book appointments online up to 12 months in advance

Yamaha Piano Care work accepted without a gap fee

Selecting an optimal location for your piano

Picking pianos to suit your circumstances and skill level, from beginners to local and international competitiors

Pre-purchase inspection for your peace of mind, before you commit to buying or moving an older piano

Cleaning of interior and exterior, retrieval of fallen foreign objects

Humidity control to improve tuning stability and prevent sticky keys; to reduce oxidation of lead weights; and to reduce rust and mould formation

I am a certified installer of Dampp-Chaser Piano Life Saver dehumidifiers

Dust control to prevent or reduce rust formation on strings, especially in grand pianos (please see Service Showcase)

I have extensive experience preparing pianos for HSC Music examinations in schools, and the AMEB NSW

Tuning and servicing your piano to make it sound and feel as similar as possible to examination pianos

Registered on EdConnect as a NSW Schools contractor

Advice on upgrading pianos to suit a student's progression or an institution's performance requirements

Preparing pianos for video repertoire exams 

Regulation to improve the touch and control of the keys

Voicing to improve the tonal quality of the notes

Major service (cleaning, regulation, lubrication, voicing and tuning) available for routine and catch-up maintenance

Repairs with genuine parts (where possible) to preserve the authenticity of your instrument

Pre-delivery set up and tuning of pianos in home and at selected piano dealers

Warranty work as directed by Kawai and Yamaha service departments

Evaluating the suitability of a piano for its intended performance

Preparing the piano (tuning, servicing and cleaning) for rehearsals and the performance

Intermission tuning

Installing larger wheels to make moving grand pianos easier, and to reduce possibility of damage to strings