Scheduling is handled through our online Self-Scheduling system. However, if you run into problems or need more information to determine what service to select, please email us at service@robertsonpiano.com.
Information about the most commonly requested services including pricing can be found below.
Services
Tuning + Seasonal Service $215-$275*
The right choice for most pianos in reasonable condition.
Includes:
Initial evaluation (new clients)
Tension adjustment if needed**
Fine tuning
Light cleaning
Reduce friction and fix sticky keys
Touch-up regulation (make it easier to play)
Touch-up voicing (improve quality of sound)
* New clients’ pianos or existing clients’ pianos that I haven’t serviced in over two years - $275. Existing clients’ pianos that have been regularly maintained - $215
Extended service area fee may apply - see below
Consultation $100
If the following apply this may be the choice for you:
You are considering purchasing a used piano
You inherited a piano
Your piano is nearly 100 years old
The piano has some minor issues but you want to make sure there are no unseen major issues
You know the piano needs a complete rebuild and would like a quote (consultation fee is 100% applied toward the rebuild)
If you want to know the condition of a piano but aren't ready to have it serviced yet, a consultation will help protect you from investing in an instrument that will cost you much more in major repairs. If repairs over $500 are needed and you decide to have them done, the consultation fee will be applied 100% toward the repairs.
Extended service area fee may apply - see below
Extended service area - 15+ miles from zip code 35209
15-24 miles - add $20 (Helena, Chelsea, Alabaster, Pinson, Trussville, Leeds, McCalla, Morris, Hueytown)
25-39 miles - add $35 (Moody, Warrior, Odenville, Springville, Montevallo, Locust Fork, Vincent, Pell City)
We’re currently unable to accept new clients beyond these areas.
The cities listed above will get you a close estimate. Some cities stretch across two service areas. To get a more accurate estimate you can go to google maps and check your distance from zip code 35209 using the quickest drive.
**Tension Adjustment
If it has been over 12 months since your piano was last tuned it may need a tension adjustment. This is basically an additional rough tuning (or two or three) to bring the strings closer to correct pitch so that a stable fine tuning is possible. The longer a piano has gone without tuning, the more likely a tension adjustment will be needed.