Piano Repair
Is your piano no longer responding the way it used to?
Before talking about major repairs, it’s essential to understand what’s really going on.
With over 25 years of experience, Patrick Brennan precisely identifies the adjustments that are truly necessary —
no unnecessary work, no surprises, no exaggeration.
🎯 Our approach: minimum intervention, maximum results
Too often, costly repairs are recommended when simple adjustments would be enough.
Here, the rule is simple: do only what’s necessary to restore your piano’s full potential.
The result?
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a more precise touch
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better repetition
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quieter action
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a piano that’s more enjoyable to play
🎹 Your piano becomes a pleasure again — not a problem.
Regulation (Action Adjustment): the Maintenance Your Piano Is Asking For
What a Complete Regulation May Include
Depending on the condition of your piano, a full regulation may include:
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targeted mechanical adjustments
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hammer alignment and maintenance
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cleaning and lubrication of the action
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repair or replacement of defective parts
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adjustment of keys and pedals
Regulation — also known as action adjustment — is essential mechanical maintenance for a piano.
Over time, felt compresses, wood moves, and adjustments drift out of balance.
Without regulation, you may notice:
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sticky keys or notes
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bouncing hammers
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uneven tone
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unusual mechanical noises
👉 A well-regulated action is the natural extension of your fingers.
Each piano is evaluated individually.
A Piano Is Also a Legacy
A well-maintained piano lasts for generations.
It carries memories — and often a family history.
During a complete regulation, minor exterior touch-ups may be done free of charge when possible —
because a piano deserves to be both beautiful and functional.
Explain the symptoms to me.
I’ll tell you honestly whether an intervention is needed — and which one.
Patrick Brennan – Piano Tuner
Honest, precise service, respectful of your instrument.
👉 Call now or request an evaluation.