Services

  • A seasonal service appointment is much more than a standard tuning.

    What’s included? Initial evaluation for new clients, fine tuning, light cleaning, minor repairs, touch up voicing, touch up regulation to make your piano more enjoyable to play.

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  • If the piano is more than 20 cents flat it will require a rough tuning to pre tension the strings before fine tuning. If the piano is extremely flat, an additional tuning may be required. I recommend tuning the piano again in 3 to 6 months following the double tuning after the extra tension is added. In extreme cases a follow up tuning may be recommended in less than 3 months.

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  • Need just a tuning? Our basic tuning service has you covered! What’s included? Initial evaluation, fine tuning, charge for any extra services needed.

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  • Dust traps moisture to your piano and can cause issues over time. We will remove dust and debris from inside the piano, clean all hard to reach places, clean the case, clean the keys.

  • Piano regulation is the process of adjusting the mechanical components of a piano to optimize its playability and overall performance. It involves fine-tuning various parts, such as the keyboard, action, pedals, and hammers, to ensure they are in proper alignment and responsiveness.

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  • We will shape and voice your hammers for optimal tone. This service can make a huge difference for pianos that sound too bright or harsh.

  • Piano life saver Dehumidifier only system. Size of piano determines which dehumidifier is needed. This is the solution for most humidity related issues. A necessity in the humid environment of the Lowcountry.

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“I had a piano needing minor key repair and tuning, so I selected the “Seasonal Service” option from the Lowcountry Piano Services website. Jeremy completed the task quickly and professionally. The website is easy to use and scheduling online is a breeze. Will continue with regular service in the future.”

— Ron Louque