We have used Kerr piano service for nearly 10 years. Always on time, excellent communication, and…read moreto top it off, he is extremely friendly and kind. Saied Music recommends his services as well. We have never had an issue with his services. Would recommend to anyone in the greater Tulsa area.

Most definitely the best piano tuning in Tulsa. They are reliable and do a great job! We have used…read morethem for years.

This is the only moving company you should consider!. I would highly recommend Pro Dependable…read moremoving. I have moved many (10+) times and they have been by far the best moving company I've worked with. They were fast and efficient but also careful. You can't beat the price either. The men were very friendly and respectful. I will be using them again.

I would leave 0 stars if I could. My movers were scheduled to arrive between 9-10 am. They still…read morehadn't shown up by 11, so I called and talked to the owner. He said he'd find out what was going on, and call me back in 5 minutes. He called back about an hour later, and said they were on the way. They finally showed up at 1:00. Three hours late! I'm supposed to turn my keys in to my apartment by 5, so this is already bad. They said the owner never even told them they were supposed to be there between 9-10. They show up with a small U-Haul truck! I already knew everything wasnt going to fit, but they're determined to try. I was busy doing things myself, and I didn't think they'd need to be supervised, but they were trying to get everything done so fast that they constantly dropped boxes, dropped whole loads off of the dollys, and shoved everything in the truck no matter which way they had to stuff it in. Needless to say, they damaged stuff while doing this, and still couldn't fit it all in! Then they just left for the new house leaving all of my remaining property sitting outside of my apartment! Not only that, they left it all blocking the staircase that 2 other apartments use! During all of this, the boss showed up to help. Never introduced himself as the owner, didn't apologize for the situation, and copped an attitude when I told him how terrible this whole situation was! We got to the new house, and the movers apparently got lost, so it took them over an hour on a 20 minute drive. When I called to inquire about where they were, the owner said, "Well, they've been working hard, and probably stopped to eat. They're human too." What kind of answer is that?! I'm not paying by the hour for them to stop and eat! I hadn't even eaten myself all day because of this situation! Regardless, they got lost, and the owner didn't have a clue what he was talking about. They unloaded everything, and couldn't even put most of the stuff in the right place. It ended up taking 8 hours total to move a 2-bedroom apartment with 4 guys working! The owner said he gave me $100 off, but the total still came out to 8 hours of work. Now, the owner is completely ignoring me about damages. He's extremely unprofessional, hardly ever answers the phone, takes hours or days to call you back, no apologies or regrets at all. I've moved dozens of times in my life, and this was, by far, the worst move ever. Avoid this business like the plague!

A Hidden Gem for Musicians!…read more Whether you're a beginner or pro, Saied's offers great prices on guitars, keyboards, and accessories--cheaper than online stores and Guitar Center. They also offer private lessons and a solid selection of books for teachers and students. For acoustic pianos, head to the 31st and Yale location, but for anything else, 71st has covered. Friendly, local atmosphere that beats big-box stores any day! As a professional music teacher and performer, I buy my books, equipment, and strings at Saied, and would recommend it to any other musician. Cheers!

Wow! Walked into this music store to price pro workstations…read moreand arrangers. I was rudely approached by a salesman on the acoustic piano side of the store who asked the cursory salesman question, "Can I answer any questions?" I replied, "No. Just looking." His response was to step a bit closer with his hands in his pocket and his posture exaggeratingly taller giving me a major stare. I asked if this was okay? He then asks, "I know you, don't I?" I said, "Nope. Not from here." His response as he is making me that much more uncomfortable with his glaring stare, "Oh, I know you! You are in here all the time!" He the stares me up and down staring at my shoes and then slowly moving up until he makes eye contact once again. I felt so uncomfortable by this point that I walked out of the store. Here is my suggestion to the owners of this music shop: When a customer walks into your store treat them with respect. The alternative: The 7 to 10Gs the customer was planning on spending on a pro keyboard arranger, workstation and podcast studio equipment will not ever be spent in your store.