Restoration of pianos 

David Cremer Piano Services specializes in repairing genuine Steinway pianos and gives clients expert piano restoration, rebuilding, and restringing services. We provide the best piano restoration and repair services in Sydney and is an expert at bringing both grand and upright pianos back to full operation while adhering to the highest standards. 

With a piano restorations based in Sydney, we don't want to compromise the unique appeal that an old piano possesses in any way. Unfortunately, continued use of the instrument over time can cause both the internal and exterior structure to degrade. With piano restoration, we don't want to compromise the unique appeal that an old piano possesses in any way. Unfortunately, continued use of the instrument over time can cause both the internal and exterior structure to degrade. 

Reconstruction also includes an actual piano repair method. It includes the replacement of all the ropes, ankles, or heads of the hammers, as well as that of the debutante, the reflection and the restoration of the charge, and repainting of the soundboard, all at costs that are plainly more than those to be paid for the previously specified services.  

We not only provides a wide array of treatments to bring ancient pianos back to full operation, but he also instructs customers on how to care for these special pianos so they can live for a very long time. 

Dedicated Piano Tuning 

In Sydney, if you are looking for a piano tuner,  call the qualified piano tuner in your area from the list below if you believe it is past due for your piano to be tuned. Sometimes, piano tuners also provide appraisals, repairs, re-stringing, and voicing. They might be able to adjust or repair your instrument as well. 

During tuning, each note is made to sound exactly as it should in relation to "middle A" and in accordance with the particulars of the piano. The piano tuner based in Sydney inner west does this using both technology and by ear. The quantity of play, the temperature, the humidity, and whether the piano is moved all have an impact on tuning. Every concert (and perhaps even during!) a concert piano is tuned. At least once every six months, a "home" piano should be tuned. As authorized members of The Institute of Musical Instrument Technology, we are the best piano tuner throughout Scotland. 

The pitch of the piano may have slipped sometimes if it hasn't been tuned in a while. A pitch increase will be necessary if this is the situation. This indicates that the piano is first "rough tuned" before being "fine tuned." Depending on how far the pitch has come, this may be accomplished in a single visit.