Intro pricing Tunings from $140 until December 31, 2026 See rates →
Canada Piano Tuning Toronto · GTA
Pricing

Straightforward pricing

Published rates for every service — plus a limited-time promotion.

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Honest pricing

No mystery, no surprises

You shouldn't have to call three places and decode three vague answers just to learn what a tuning costs. Here's what we charge, plainly — you'll know the number before we knock on your door.

All prices plus 13% HST. Promo rates apply to services completed by December 31, 2026.

ServiceRegularNow
Service call Assessment, minor adjustments, honest estimate
$115$75
Pitch raise + tuning Two-pass correction for pianos far below pitch
$230$210
Service packagesChurches, schools, studios · priority scheduling
Custom
30-day guarantee on every visit — if it's not right, we return free.
Want the full picture — what drives prices across the GTA, why quotes differ, what a pitch raise is? Read our honest guide: How much does piano tuning cost in Toronto? →

Introductory promotion. The promotional rates above apply to services completed on or before December 31, 2026. After that, our regular rates apply: Service Call $115, Standard Tuning $160, and Pitch Raise + Tuning $230 — all plus HST.

A note on travel. Prices cover Toronto and the core GTA. For locations well outside that range, a small mileage charge may apply — just ask when you book and we'll tell you up front.

Before any extra work. If your piano needs more than a standard tuning, we'll explain it and agree the price with you before starting. No surprises.

What's included. Every visit finishes with a quick health check of the action and pedals, and an honest heads-up about anything worth watching before the next tuning.

All prices are plus 13% HST.

What you're paying for

Which service does my piano need?

Not sure? Book anything and we'll assess it on arrival — you're only charged for what it actually needs.

No. 1

Standard Tuning

A precise tuning to A440 for a piano maintained within the last year. About 90 minutes, plus a quick health check.

$140$160+ HST
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No. 2

Pitch Raise + Tuning

A two-pass correction for pianos that have drifted well below pitch after years untouched or a move.

$210$230+ HST
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No. 3

Repair & Regulation

Sticking keys, buzzes, uneven touch — small fixes on the spot, honest estimates for anything bigger.

$75$115service call + HST
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No. 4

Service Packages

Pre-paid plans for churches, schools, studios and busy households. Priority scheduling, better rates.

Custom
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Pricing FAQ

Pricing questions, answered plainly

How much does piano tuning cost in Toronto?

Our standard tuning is $160 — $140 on intro rates through December 31, 2026. Across the GTA market, tunings run roughly $150–$240, so you're getting senior technicians at the accessible end of the range. Full market breakdown: our piano tuning cost guide.

Why do some pianos cost more to get in tune?

Time since the last tuning. A piano that's drifted well below pitch needs a pitch raise — a two-stage correction ($230, intro $210) — before a fine tuning will hold. It's the only common reason a first visit costs more than the standard rate.

Are there travel fees anywhere in the GTA?

No. Toronto, York, Peel, Durham — one rate everywhere in our service area, from Etobicoke to Whitby, Oakville to Newmarket.

Do repairs cost extra during a tuning?

Minor fixes — a sticky key, a squeaky pedal, a buzz — are typically handled on the spot as part of the visit. Anything larger gets a written quote before work begins, always.

Is the intro pricing really the full service?

Yes — same technicians, same unhurried by-ear tuning, same 30-day guarantee. The intro rate ($140 tuning / $210 pitch raise / $75 service call) runs through December 31, 2026.

Ready to hear your piano sing again?

Booking takes two minutes. Call, or send us a note and we'll find a time that works — Mon–Sat, by appointment.

Tunings from $140 until December 31, 2026 · 30-day guarantee on every visit
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