Excellent prompt service with outstanding communication. Highly recommended with clear value.read more

Kentaro worked on our piano that had not been serviced in some time. Scheduling was easy. When…read moreadditional issues were found beyond what we expected, he was clear about what he would do and what it would cost, and he stayed late to complete the work.

Dan is a piano tuner whose hallmarks are precision and professionalism. Always personable and take…read morepride in his work. Always high value in each tuning!

Dan really knows his stuff! My old piano hadn't been tuned in many years and sounded dreadful. Not…read morein a hurry, he took the time to fix one key, make a few adjustments and a good tuning, it now sounds great! Dan took the time to explain many parts of the piano and the tuning procedure of which I was not aware which was very informative. He even took the time for a quick tuneup on two of my guitars. A really nice guy, quick availability and more than fair price, I would definitely recommend Dan.

Doug has tuned my baby grand piano several times with no problem but the last time he tuned it, I…read morenoticed after a few days that the soft pedal was detached from the piano. Since I only play it occasionally, I did not notice it. For some dumb reason, I didn't contact him about it. I recently contacted him to tune it again. After several days, he responded and we set up a day and time. I waited all day for him and he did not show up. I called him and texted him but he never responded. Very very unprofessional and he broke my piano.

As a gift, we hired Doug to tune the piano of a relative. The piano had been moved to a new…read moreresidence over a decade ago, and hadn't been tuned since. It sounded 'off' and we knew it was time to have this addressed. I contacted Doug via email giving him specifics on location and piano type and asking for a 'ball park' cost to tune. He replied about an hour later to let me know the usual price to tune is one hundred seventy five dollars, and informed me that if a piano has not been tuned in a very long time, it may require a second tuning to get back into proper pitch. He also made clear if it were in need of repair that would be an additional cost. Prior to tuning, he does an inspection of the instrument to determine the state of hammers, strings and so on after which he is able to give an accurate quote. He also let me know the fee for this inspection and his time is ninety five dollars should we decide at that time to not move forward with the tuning. If we did move forward, the cost of the inspection is included with the tuning fee. We scheduled a time to meet him at our relatives home. He called about a quarter hour before the planned appointment time to let us know he was a little behind schedule, and arrived about 30 minutes later. He was professionally dressed, carrying his tools, wearing a mask. After quick introductions, he headed straight to the piano. There were many questions asked, and he answered them all and seemed to enjoy the conversation. During the inspection he found the piano be 1/2 pitch out of tune and would need to be tuned twice. The first time to correct the pitch and 2 - 3 weeks later, a second tuning to assure accuracy of pitch. During the tuning process, one of the base strings broke. He let us know the cost of a new string is fifty dollars and the cost of installation is seventy five. We ordered a new string through him and he let us know once the string was manufactured and in his hands he would contact us to schedule the install and second tuning. The entire process took about one hour. As he came to us, the round trip, plus work done, was around 3 hours of his time. Playing the piano after that first tuning was a huge improvement. After about six weeks of not hearing from Doug, I sent him an email asking if the new string was in hand, would he please give a call when convenient to schedule the install. He responded within 4 hours (on New Years Day) and called next day to schedule. We were not present during the installation and second tuning, but all went well. Our relative plays for pleasure, not a professional and although the cost to tune a piano twice and install a new string was costly, we feel it is worth the expense. Especially during this time of pandemic, creating moments to enjoy yourself is high on the list of priorities. Doug is a professional businessman, knowledgeable about his chosen career and we are satisfied with his services as rendered.

Perfect price and service. He fixed up our 100 year old grand piano and brought back into shape…read moreafter a big move. Easy and personable.

For $200, he tuned my 1882 Steinway with efficiency and accuracy, answering questions I had about…read moremaintenance and repair needs.

Excellent tuner. Always a pleasure. He is easy to schedule an appointment and thorough in his…read moretuning. I also love the beautiful songs he plays after the tuning.

From the owner: Contact me for a full line of services for your piano:…read more * Piano tuning * Major and minor repairs * Action regulation * Tone regulation * Humidity control * Reconditioning, restoration, and refinishing * Inspections and appraisals. I service all types of pianos, primarily in communities north and west of Boston including Merrimack Valley and Cape Ann communities.

Had a very nice exchange and series of conversations with Natan from Falcetti which lead to a…read morepurchase. Highly recommend.

An experience of high quality from start to finish. Having visited a number of show-rooms in…read moreseveral states on my piano search, I feel that Falcetti's provided excellent service that I cannot help but recommend to others. Here is why. *Pre-Purchase* The instruments in Falcetti Pianos showroom are in consistently excellent regulation, voicing and tuning (this consistency is not present in other showrooms I visited in various states). Making an appointment was easy and once there I was able to take my time with the instruments, alone in the showroom. On his own initiative, Conner even turned off the AC to create a listening environment to get to know each instrument's nuance. The opportunity to really LISTEN this way is itself worth the price of entry. I found the staff at Falcettis to be more like resources and less like sales-people: they gave me generous time and space to get to know the instruments without any sort of pressure. When I had questions, Conner and Jake were quite knowledgeable, and I feel I learned from them. *Purchase* When I found a pre-owned instrument with which I feel in love, I was offered the opportunity to place a fully refundable deposit to hold the instrument while I visited other showrooms and played other pianos. Again, no pressure. Once I was certain that this instrument was for me, Conner was extremely helpful not just in arranging the purchase but also in helping me source an artist bench at an incredible price, arranging to move my current instrument at no additional cost and arranging a tech to come and re-install a Dampp-Chaser humidity system (that we use as a sort of humidity insurance along with ambient humidification) at no additional cost. At each turn, I was met with generosity and a helpfulness that turned what could easily have become a cumbersome, complex process with many moving parts into something that was, simply, easy. *Move* The moving team communicated in a timely way, was timely (they completed their work ahead of schedule) and, again, made the entire operation easy. Omar, Falcetti's tech who came to reinstall the humidity system on the new instrument was excellent. Timely, did excellent work. A pleasure to work with him. Overall: I am so happy, and thankful, to start what I am certain will be a long-term relationship with Falcetti Pianos.