Piano Services

1. Piano Tuning: Adjusting the tension of the piano's strings to ensure they are at the correct pitch. This is the most basic and frequently required service.

2. Pitch Raising/Lowering: Adjusting the overall pitch of the piano when it has gone significantly flat or sharp, which is often a preliminary step before fine tuning.

3. Regulation: Adjusting the piano's action mechanism to ensure that keys and hammers respond correctly, providing an even touch and consistent sound.

4. Voicing: Adjusting the density and hardness of the hammer felts to achieve a consistent tone quality across all notes.

5. Cleaning: Thoroughly cleaning the internal and external parts of the piano, including the soundboard, strings, and action components.

6. Repairs: Fixing broken strings, keys, hammers, pedals, and other mechanical parts of the piano. This can include minor repairs or more extensive restoration work.

7. Reconditioning: Comprehensive servicing that may involve cleaning, regulation, voicing, and minor repairs to restore the piano's overall performance.

8. Restoration/Rebuilding: Major repairs and rebuilding work, which can include replacing strings, hammers, and other key components, often for older or heavily worn pianos.

9. Consultation and Appraisal: Providing expert advice on the condition of a piano, its value, and recommendations for maintenance or potential upgrades.

10. Climate Control Solutions: Installing and maintaining humidity control systems to protect the piano from environmental damage.

These services ensure that a piano remains in optimal playing condition, prolonging its lifespan and enhancing its sound quality.

Our piano tuner network can work at a variety of venues, each presenting unique challenges and requirements. Here are some common places where Broadway Piano Rescue might perform their services:

1. Private Residences: Home pianos, whether grand or upright, requiring regular tuning and maintenance.

2. Concert Halls: Large venues where pianos are used for concerts, requiring precise tuning for performances.

3. Recording Studios: Professional studios where pianos are used for recording music, needing perfect pitch and tone quality.

4. Schools: Educational institutions with music programs, including elementary schools, high schools, and universities.

5. Music Schools and Conservatories: Specialized institutions focused on music education and training.

6. Churches and Places of Worship: Venues where pianos are used for services, choirs, and other religious events.

7. Theaters: Venues for musical theater productions, plays, and other performances that involve piano music.

8. Hotels and Restaurants: Establishments that feature live piano music as part of their ambiance.

9. Event Venues: Locations that host weddings, receptions, corporate events, and other gatherings where a piano may be played.

10. Community Centers: Local centers that offer music programs and events for the community.

11. Senior Living Facilities: Nursing homes and retirement communities with pianos for resident entertainment and music therapy.

12. Piano Retail Stores: Shops that sell pianos and need them to be in optimal condition for demonstrations and sales.

13. Rehearsal Spaces: Studios and spaces where musicians and bands practice.

14. Cultural Centers: Institutions like museums and cultural hubs that may have pianos for events and exhibitions.

15. Civic Centers: Public venues that host a variety of events, including concerts and performances.

Each of these venues may have different types of pianos and specific tuning and maintenance requirements, making the role of a piano tuner diverse and dynamic.

Our services ensure that pianos are moved safely and securely, minimizing the risk of damage and ensuring that they arrive at their destination in perfect condition. Packing and Wrapping: Using specialized materials to wrap and protect the piano during transport.

1. Local Piano Moving: Transporting pianos within a local area, such as within the same city or town.

2. Long-Distance Piano Moving: Moving pianos across longer distances, such as between cities or states.

3. Residential Piano Moving: Relocating pianos from or to private homes, apartments, or condos.

4. Commercial Piano Moving: Moving pianos for businesses, including music schools, concert halls, recording studios, and other commercial venues.

5. Event Piano Moving: Temporary relocation of pianos for events such as concerts, weddings, or corporate functions, including setup and removal after the event.

6. Stair and Hoisting Services: Moving pianos up or down stairs 

7. Piano Storage: Offering short-term or long-term storage in climate-controlled facilities.

8. Insurance Coverage: Providing insurance options to cover potential damage during the move.

9. Consultation Services: Offering expert advice on the best practices for preparing a piano for moving, including tips on what to do before and after the move.