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Piano Tuning & Servicing

Piano Tuning

How to arrange a Piano Tuning or Servicing Appointment

Booking an appointment with one of our highly qualified and experienced piano tuner/technicians is easy and simple:

    1. Call us on 020 8540 5541
    2. We will arrange a date and time with you and take payment to confirm your appointment.
    3. One of our tuner/technicians will arrive on your chosen date/time and tune your piano.

We can then send you a friendly email reminder the next time your piano is due to be tuned, should you wish to have your piano tuned & serviced with us regularly.

The cost of piano tuning, locally i.e. SW19 (Weekdays) is from £105.00, including VAT.

Payment should be remitted in full at the time of booking to confirm your appointment.

Appointments are available between 8:00am and 5:00pm Monday – Friday and some Saturday’s upon request (Extra charges may apply).

Prices vary for areas outside the M25.

Most piano manufacturers recommend that every piano should be tuned at least twice a year to compensate for seasonal changes; however more frequent piano tunings may be required according to the age and condition of the instrument, and fluctuations in temperature and humidity. More frequent piano tunings may also be necessary the more frequently the piano is played.

Piano Tuning & Servicing Packages:

History behind Hanna Piano Tuning

A. Hanna & Sons Pianos is a family-run Local Piano specialist with a specialist professional team of piano tuners and technicians working both onsite at our piano showroom and workshop in Wimbledon, London as well as travelling to complete tuning and repair services for customers across the local area.

In the workshop, our technicians carry out piano restorations, piano repairs, piano re-polishing, and in the showroom our sales team offer a wide selection of new and restored grand pianos and upright pianos for excellent prices.

Whether playing the piano for pleasure, preparing to become a professional pianist or if you’re already an established artist in the field of music; we can help with all your piano tuning and servicing needs at Hanna Pianos.

A. Hanna & Sons Pianos was founded by A. Hanna in 1960 in Lebanon, however, the business has been based in Wimbledon since 1990.  Chucri & Fadi, the Hanna Brothers, have been surrounded by pianos their whole lives; it is their life long passion. From the age of 5 years old, they learned how to clean the smallest piano parts, and then step-by-step they learnt to repair and restore pianos to the same level as their father and founder of the business, Mr A. Hanna.

After learning their craft of piano repairing, restoration, maintenance and most importantly tuning from their father, Fadi & Chucri studied for three years at LCF in London.  They are both fully qualified in piano tuning, repairs, restoration and piano technology, including how to make pianos from scratch.

The Hanna brothers are extremely proud to head up the professional team of piano tuners & technicians, based out of our Wimbledon Piano showroom and workshop.

Why does a piano go out of tune?

The piano is a complex instrument with thousands of moving parts. These are affected by changes in temperature, humidity, how often the piano is played and how often it is moved.

Changes in temperature and humidity cause the soundboard to swell and shrink. The soundboard is connected to the piano strings, and this causes the strings to move with the soundboard. Over time, this changes the tension of the strings and makes the piano go out of tune.

These fluctuations can easily be monitored using a hygrometer (temperature and humidity dial), which is simply placed on top of the piano. If the fluctuations are found to be extreme, it may be necessary to install a piano life-saving system. This regulates the humidity level inside the piano and so protects it from excessive damp or dry conditions, therefore prolonging the life of the instrument. (Hygrometers and life-saving systems are available from A. Hanna & Sons Pianos)

If a piano is played often and is situated in a country where rain is frequent, we recommend that it be tuned 3-4 times a year. If however a piano is played less frequently and for recreational use only, then 1-2 times a year should be sufficient.

Piano tuning ensures that the piano provides maximum enjoyment for its owners and maintains a high quality sound, as well as ensuring any minor faults or damage to the internal parts can be identified and remedied quickly and efficiently without causing further damage to the piano.

Areas We Cover

Mitcham CR4Merton SW19, Colliers Wood SW19, Morden SM4, Raynes Park SW20, Wimbledon SW19, Wimbledon Chase SW20

Areas Covered by our London Piano Tuners / Technicians

Our technicians operate in the entire M25 area which includes the following postcodes:

Central London

EC1 – Barbican

EC2 – Moorgate

EC3 – Monument

EC4 – St. Paul’s

South West London

Piano Tuner in Victoria London SW1

Piano Tuner in Brixton Hill London SW2

Piano Tuner in Chelsea London SW3

Piano Tuner in Clapham London SW4

Piano Tuner in Earl’s Court London SW5

Piano Tuner in Fulham London SW6

Piano Tuner in South Kensington London SW7

Piano Tuner in Vauxhall London SW8

Piano Tuner in Brixton / Kennington London SW9

Piano Tuner in King’s Road London SW10

Piano Tuner in Battersea London SW11

Piano Tuner in Balham London SW12

Piano Tuner in Barnes London SW13

Piano Tuner in Mortlake / North Sheen London SW14

Piano Tuner in Roehampton London SW15

Piano Tuner in Streatham London SW16

Piano Tuner in Tooting London SW17

Piano Tuner in Southfields SW18

Piano Tuner Earlsfield SW18

Piano Tuner in Wandsworth SW18

Piano Tuner in Wimbledon SW19

Piano Tuner in Colliers Wood London SW19

Piano Tuner in Raynes Park SW20

South East London

SE1 – London Bridge

SE2 – Abbey Wood

SE3 – Greenwich

SE4 – New Cross

SE5 – Camberwell / Elephant & Castle

SE6 – Catford

SE7 – Charlton

SE8 – Deptford

SE9 – Blackheath

SE10 – North Greenwich

SE11 – Lambeth

SE12 – Mottingham / Grove Park

SE13 – Lewisham

SE14 – New Cross

SE15 – Peckham

SE16 – Surrey Quays / Canada Water

SE17 – Walworth

SE18 – Woolwich

SE19 – Crystal Palace

SE20 – Penge

SE21 – Dulwich

SE22 – East Dulwich

SE23 – Forest Hill

SE24 – Herne Hill

SE25 – North Norwood

SE26 – Sydenham

SE27 – West Norwood

SE28 – Thamesmead

East London

E1 – Whitechapel

E2 – Bethnal Green

E3 – Bow

E4 – West Essex

E5 – Clapton

E6 – East Ham

E7 – Forest Gate

E8 – Hackney

E9 – Victoria Park

E10 – Leyton

E11 – Wanstead

E12 – Manor Park

E13 – Plaistow

E14 – Millwall

E15 – West Ham

E16 – Brick Lane

E17 – Walthamstow

E18 – South Woodford

North London

N1 – Islington

N2 – East Finchley

N3 – Finchely

N4 – Finsbury Park

N5 – Highbury

N6 – King’s Cross

N7 – Holloway

N8 – Hornsey

N9 – Edmonton

N10 – Alexandra Park

N11 – New Southgate

N12 – Woodside Park

N13 – Palmers Green

N14 – Winchmore Hill

N15 – Seven Sisters

N16 – Stoke Newingtom

N17 – Tottenham

N18 – Silver Street

N19 – Archway / Upper Holloway

N20 – Totteridge

N21 – Enfield

N22 – Wood Green

North West London

NW1 – Regent’s Park

NW2 – Cricklewood

NW3 – Hampstead

NW4 – Hendon

NW5 – Kentish Town

NW6 – Kilburn

NW7 – Mill Hill

NW8 – Maida Vale

NW9 – Colindale

NW10 – Harlesden

NW11 – Golders Green

West London

W1 – Bond Street

W2 – Paddington

W3 – Acton

W4 – Chiswick

W5 – Ealing

W6 – Hammersmith

W7 – West Ealing

W8 – High Street Kensington

W9 – Maida Vale

W10 – Ladbroke Grove

W11 – Westbourne Park

W12 – Shepherds Bush

W13 – Ealing Broadway

W14 – Holland Park

Surrey – Inside M25

CR0 – South Croydon

CR2 – Selsdon

CR3 – Caterham

CR4 – Mitcham

CR5 – Hooley

CR6 – Warlingham

CR7 – Thornton Heath

CR8 – Riddlesdown

SM1 – Benhilton

SM2 – Belmont

SM3 – Windsor Avenue

SM4 – Morden

SM5 – Carshalton

SM6 – Wallington

SM7 – Banstead

KT1 – Hampton Wick

KT2 – Kingston Hill

KT3 – New Malden

KT4 – Worcester Park

KT5 – Surbiton

KT6 – Long Ditton

KT7 – Hampton Court Palace

KT8 – East Molesey

KT9 – Chessington

KT10 – Esher

KT11 – Cobham Park

KT12 – Walton-on-Thames

KT13 – Weybridge

KT14 – West Byfleet

KT15 – Addlestone

KT16 – Lyne

KT17 – Ewell

KT18 – Epsom Downs

KT19 – Horton Country Park

KT20 – Walton on the Hill

KT21 – Ashtead

KT22 – Leatherhead

Middlesex – All Postcodes

TW1 – Twickenham

TW2 – Whitton

TW3 – Hounslow

TW4 – Hounslow Heath

TW5 – Heston

TW6 – Heathrow

TW7 – Isleworth

TW8 – Brentford

TW9 – Kew Gardens

TW10 – Richmond

TW11 – Teddington

TW12 – Hampton

TW13 – Hanworth Park

TW14 – Bedfont

TW15 – Ashford

TW16 – Sunbury-on-Thames

TW17 – Shepperton

TW18 – Egham Hythe

TW19 – Wraysbury

UB1 – Durdans Park

UB2- Norwood Green

UB3 – Hayes

UB4 – Yeading

UB5 – Northolt

UB6 – Perivale / Greenford

UB7 – West Drayton

UB8 – Cowley

UB9 – Denham

UB10 – Hillingdon

HA0 – Brent

HA1 – Harrow

HA2 – North Harrow

HA3 – Harrow & Wealdstone

HA4 – Ruislip

HA5 – Pinner

HA6 – Northwood

HA7 – Stanmore

HA8 – Edgware

Customer Reviews

★★★★★ “I’d be most grateful if you could pass on my thanks to Mr Hanna for waving his magic wand over our piano and tunng it better than anybody else has in many years. It has become a real joy to play”

★★★★★ “Your piano tuner did a wonderful job on rather a rickety instrument and we are very happy with what he was able to do on the day”

★★★★★ “Your have brought my piano back to its wonderful former glory with the utmost care and attention…I had tears in my eyes!”

★★★★★ “Say thank you to lovely Mr Hanna and tell him I have been playing the piano all weekend now, it sounds so much better.”

★★★★★ “Thank you for sending your technician round to tune my two pianos. The Bechstein is excellent and it is still difficult to stop playing the instrument. I can now appreciate the difference between the two pianos and the quality of the C. Bechstein”