Tuning
We provide precise piano tuning, adjusting the tension of each string to ensure your piano sounds perfect at every key. Whether it's regular maintenance or preparation for a performance, we'll make sure your piano is in harmony with A440 standard pitch.
Regulation
Our regulation service fine-tunes the piano's internal mechanisms—keys, pedals, and action parts—so it responds flawlessly to your touch. With proper regulation, your piano will feel smoother, more consistent, and highly responsive.
Voicing
Want your piano to have a specific sound character? Our voicing service adjusts the tonal quality of your instrument, whether you prefer a bright, lively sound or a mellow, warm tone. We work to match the piano’s voice to your musical needs.
Additional Service
*Finding piano Tutor
*Piano Purchase
*Piano Moving
*Used piano Inspection
*Piano Lesson
*Piano Appraisal
About
Servicing pianos for 30 years
Jeremy Kwun has been a master piano tuner since 1994, refining his craft across over 20 countries. Beyond tuning, Jeremy is also an accomplished composer and performer. Remarkably, he holds the distinction of being the youngest person ever to earn a piano tuning certification, underscoring his exceptional skill and dedication.
With profound expertise and a deep understanding of pianos, Jeremy delivers unmatched service. His meticulous tuning consistently impresses musicians, leading many to seek his expertise again and again. Through his close collaborations with performers and musicians, Jeremy has fostered a vibrant community of music enthusiasts throughout Southern California, establishing a strong and trusted network.
Jeremy's exceptional service is reflected in the glowing reviews on Yelp and Google, where he consistently earns top ratings from satisfied clients.
You can pay for our services using personal Checks, Zelle, Venmo, or Cash.
What to Do Before the Piano Tuner Arrives
1. Clear the Area Around the Piano
Remove any items on or around the piano, such as books, decorations, or photos.
2. Minimize Noise
Tuning requires a quiet environment to ensure accuracy. Turn off the TV, close windows, and reduce household noise as much as possible.
3. Check the Piano's Condition
Take note of any issues with your piano, such as sticky keys, unusual sounds, or mechanical problems. Inform the tuner when they arrive to help them address these concerns efficiently.
4. Communicate Special Requests
If you have specific tuning requests (e.g., tuning to a frequency other than A440, adjustments for performance preferences), prepare to share them with the tuner.
5. Manage Children and Pets
Ensure children and pets are kept away from the piano and the work area during the tuning process to avoid interruptions.
