Stienway

Model M, 1978,
5'7",
Satin,
$30000 USD

Steinway

Model L, 1976,
6',
Satin,
$30000 USD

Samick

SG-150C, 2000,
4'11,
High Gloss,
$6500 USD

Yamaha

Model C7, 1977,
5'6",
Satin,
$15000 USD


Grand pianos can actually be played faster than uprights. The hammers on the grand return to their original position faster than the vertical uprights, thus can produce notes faster.



Plano Pianos offers a variety of professional services performed by a qualified technician. Giving you excellent worry-free performance is our top priority. Learn more about our services by exploring the choices below:




Our professional local and long distance piano moving service has you in mind. Whether it's moving a piano upstairs, across town, or across the country, our service is piano moving with the utmost care.

If you would like to request a quote for moving a piano, we will ask a few questions and prepair a quick professional quote.




If you're relocating or having home remodeling/repairs performed, don't risk damaging your piano. Let us store your upright or grand piano in our climate-controlled storage facility.




Pianos should be tuned AT LEAST twice each year. Since the piano is made of wood, it is affected by local changes in climate. Humidity fluctuations result in swelling and contracting of the wood, which lead to constant increases and decreases in wire tension. The tension or pitch changes is what affects the general tuning of the piano. To keep the piano in tune, proper wire tension must be consistently maintained.

Ideally, pianos should be tuned to concert pitch or A440. This means that "A" above middle "C" on the keyboard should vibrate at 440 cycles per second. If you don't have your piano tuned regularly, say a few years go by since your last tuning, the pitch can drop so much that it may take multiple tunings to bring it back to the correct pitch and to stabilize the strings.

If you would like to schedule a service for a tuning, it includes a pitch raise and tuning to A-440, cleaning, adjustment of the pedals, minor repairs or regulation.
The fee is $145.00




We provide general repair such as voicing, regulation and replacement of piano parts. Sometimes the repair can be done on-site in conjunction with a tuning.




If you are interested in restoring an antique piano, our restoration service specializes in taking pianos that have lost their original beauty, tone, and finish, and bringing them back to life.