I don't know what was harder to swallow, that my family heirloom piano was 'not worth tuning', or…read morethat the 5 minute consultation cost me $150!

Called and talked with a Greg Gavin. and asked him if they buy pianos . because we are looking to…read moreupgrade to a baby grand. His answer is NO and he hung up the phone before I could complete my sentence. BAD business ethics. rating this 1 because no other choices.

I have used Laursen Piano to tune our baby grand and upright pianos for the past 8 years. Brian is…read morethe ultimate professional who always arrives within the planned one-hour window, covers his shoes with booties, wears a mask (at least the past few years), does his work quickly, and provides some great advice and insight into the care and maintenance of the pianos. Beyond tuning, I purchased a humidifier for the Kawai baby grand that has worked very well through many dry Minnesota winters. Of course, I'd love to spend less, but the bill seems to be in-line with their competition. In addition, they always prompt me every 6-12 months that it's time to tune (though I don't always choose to tune the upright every year).

I used this company to move my piano a few years ago. They were wonderful. I continue to use them…read moreto tune my piano and I could not be happier. They are competent, reliable, and reasonably priced. Give them a shot. You'll be happy.

Kindness. Expertise promptness they were careful about the carpet. My nephew was pleased with…read morethem when they brought the piano in to their house

The movers were very professional and efficient in moving an 8 foot grand Piano. The costs of…read moretransport were reasonable in comparison to other quotes we had received.

Excellent work - she came and stayed a long time making sure the piano was really in tune. Great…read morevalue for the effort put in! Highly responsive as well.

Very nice to work with and my piano sounds great. It hadn't been tuned in about 15 years and had a…read morebroken peddle. Tia has it working great now. We live in Waconia and it was no problem for her to come all the way out here. She also went the extra mile and tightened up my piano bench.

Curtis gave us very honest and solid advice on our 122 yr old baby grand piano. The sound board…read moreneeds to be replaced and he said the tuning he did would not hold. Instead of a $165 charge he dropped it $85 for a two key tune and consultation. A true and honest professional.

From the owner: CWH Piano Tuning serves the Minneapolis-St.Paul metropolitan area through piano tuning and repair…read more CWH Piano Tuning is my own company. So when you hire me, you’re supporting a small business, the working musicians who collaborate with me, and the livelihood of our respective families.

Dan's service was awesome! Great value we received on the tuning, and the piano sounds excellent…read more Dan has reached out to me for additional advice on making my piano better, and the price is very reasonable. His business will be my go to for my piano going forward. Thanks so much Dan!!!

From the owner: Piano technician Dan specializes in offering careful attention to your piano. He respects your…read morespace and goes the extra mile by keeping your piano clean where you least expect it: the interior of the piano. Dan will not only tune the piano but will remove the foreign objects and dust bunnies that may have found their way inside your beautiful instrument.

Shelly you're my hero! Our piano is 30+ years old and hasn't been tuned in over 20. That one note…read morewouldn't play and the sound was flat and lifeless. I learned to live with it and never made a tuning the priority. My younger self was short-sided! Shelly has breathed new life into my old keys and I cannot wait to crank up my music now that it sounds great. Thank you for making me feel like I own a prized instrument and loving it again.

From the owner: This is rather a long story, with many twists and turns. I'll try to summarize the best I can…read more After working with horses for 20+ years, I was ready to allow them to become my hobby rather than my career. To successfully make that switch I knew I needed to find an alternative that I could be equally passionate about. Fast forward through a few part-time jobs, a few years and a few semesters of college classes. I realized that I had been playing my piano more and more years. My music had provided a balance between work and school. At one point, while watching my piano technician make some adjustments to my upright, I realized this might be a career field I should explore. I certainly would never be a professional musician, but perhaps I could learn to fix and improve pianos. I could make that hobby and passion into a profession. That was the start....