Most of the dust and grit that collects in a piano over time ends up in places that are neither visible nor accessible to the piano owner. This dust and grit eventually works its way into the working mechanism of the piano, leading to premature wear and even bigger problems down the road.

It is not a good idea for a piano owner to attempt to clean the inside of his or her piano. This is best left to the professional piano technician. Fragile, delicate parts are too easily mishandled, misplaced, or broken. This is why we offer a complete line of professional piano cleaning services. 

Whether simply cleaning the keys, or a deep cleaning involving removing cabinet parts, action and keys, we have the level of cleaning that is right for you and your piano.

BASIC "SURFACE" CLEANING

• Dust and wipe the exterior case as needed.
• Brush and vacuum around the tuning pins.
• Wipe clean all of the individual keys.
• Remove dust from the top surface of the soundboard (underneath the strings) with a vacuum and proprietary tools. (Grands only)
  • Only $75 for Uprights or $100 for Grands (plus applicable tax).

VERTICAL PIANO COMPLETE DEEP CLEANING

• Remove and clean behind all removable case parts
• Dust and wipe the exterior case as needed.
• Brush and vacuum around the tuning pins.
• Wipe clean all of the individual keys.
• Remove action and keys and vacuum and blow out dust.
• Vacuum the keyframe.
• Clean by hand all 230 strings (from the bass through the high treble).
• Clean, polish, and lubricate the key frame, which entails removing the action and all 88 keys, hand polishing all 176 key pins (a front rail and balance rail pin for each key), and lubricating all of the moving action parts.
  • Starts at Only $125 (plus applicable tax).

GRAND PIANO COMPLETE DEEP CLEANING

• Dust and wipe the exterior case as needed.
• Clean by hand all 230 strings (from the bass through the high treble).
• Remove and blow the dust out of the action and keys.
• Remove the action stack and keys and vacuum the keybed (where the action sits) inside the piano. 
• Brush and vacuum around the tuning pins. 
• Remove dust from the top surface of the soundboard (underneath the strings) with a vacuum and proprietary tools. 
• Remove dust from the top surface of the cast-iron ("golden") plate, and wipe down as needed. 
• Remove dust from the top surface of the dampers. 
• Clean, polish, and lubricate the key frame, which entails disassembling the action, removing all 88 keys, hand polishing all 176 key pins (a front rail and balance rail pin for each key), and lubricating all of the moving action parts.
• Wipe clean all of the individual keys.
  • Starts at Only $175 (plus applicable tax).