Do you have a piano that needs work, but don’t know just how much work or if it’s worth keeping? Are you thinking of selling your piano that is no longer bring used? Are you looking to buy a piano but want to be sure that it is a good value? A piano assessment may be what you need!
Here are some things that may be part of a piano assessment:
– Inspect wood finish for damage
– Inspect keys for level and wear
– Inspect pins for proper tightness
– Inspect soundboard (top and bottom)
– Inspect strings for rust and wear
– Inspect hammers for alignment and wear
– Inspect responsiveness of keys
– Inspect pedals
– Determine deviation from correct pitch
– Take photos of piano
– Deliver inspection report to customer
If you would like a piano assessment, contact Eric Stratton at www.strattonpiano.com and be sure to tell him that Bill Golden sent you!
