At the end, the piano technician will play the piano to test the tuning.  This tuning is performed by a highly-trained professional.  The camera work is not professional and not perfect, but the camera person does a good job to show every movement of the technician's hands and tools.  The sound is loud and clear, you actually hear the tuning fork in the microphone and then matched to the "A" on the Steinway Grand piano.

The entire piano tuning process takes less than 30 minutes, using our minimized wasted motion technique, created by the founder of our company.

Many piano tuners take longer than one hour to tune a piano.  We believe that the longer the piano tuning takes, the worse it is for your piano because: Each time the tuning pin is turned it gets a little looser and the piano holds tuning worse each time.  If the Piano tuner turns the pin back and forth a few times during each tuning, they are doing a little more damage than good for your piano.  With our technique, the tuning pin is not tuned back and forth, but rather diagonally pulled and then set in the opposite direction to lock the pin and reinforce it, with minimal wear on the pin-block.