Why Regular Piano Tuning Matters – Keep Your Piano Sounding Its Best
- Evolve Creations Digital

- Oct 27
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 12
The Importance of Regular Piano Tuning
Even the finest piano can lose its brilliance over time. Shifts in temperature, humidity, and string tension cause gradual detuning, dulling your piano’s tone and responsiveness. Regular tuning isn’t just maintenance — it’s preservation.
At STRAND Piano Repairs & Tuning, we recommend tuning your piano at least once a year, or ideally every six months for consistent performance. Regular maintenance helps maintain pitch stability, protects internal components, and ensures your instrument always sounds its best.
How Often Should You Tune Your Piano?
Once a year: For light or occasional use in stable environments.
Twice a year: For pianos used regularly or in homes with seasonal humidity changes.
Every 3–4 months: For institutions, churches, or performance venues with frequent use.
Frequent tuning keeps string tension balanced and prevents long-term strain on the pinblock and soundboard — saving you from costly repairs later.
The STRAND Difference
Our professional tuning services in Edmonton combine precise digital calibration with a finely trained ear to achieve perfect pitch. With over 28 years of experience, we’ve tuned pianos for families, schools, studios, and world-class venues like the Winspear Centre. Each session is approached with care, ensuring balanced tone and full resonance.
Protect Your Piano’s Voice
A well-tuned piano rewards you every time you play — with clarity, warmth, and expression. Don’t wait until it sounds “off.” Keep your piano in harmony year-round.
Book your next piano tuning today.

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