Piano Repairs in Coffs Harbour
- Concert-level tuning expertise
- Servicing the Mid North Coast
- Yamaha-authorised technician
Get A Quick Quote in Coffs Harbour
Contact Us
Thank you for contacting Tony Prince Piano Tuning.
We will get back to you as soon as possible.
Oops, there was an error sending your message.
Please try again later.
Yamaha Service Technicians
Coffs Harbour Piano Repairs
A piano doesn’t need to be falling apart to need repair. When notes lose clarity, keys feel uneven or the sound isn’t what it used to be, it’s time for a closer look. In Coffs Harbour, locals call on Tony Prince Piano Tuning for expert piano repairs backed by over 30 years of experience.
As a Yamaha-authorised technician, Tony provides professional repairs for both upright and grand pianos—from minor fixes to complete internal adjustments. Sticky keys, worn hammers, buzzing strings, sluggish pedals—every issue is addressed with precision and care.
People in Coffs Harbour choose Tony for his no-fuss approach, attention to detail and the way their piano simply plays better after he’s been. No drama, just results.
Book a piano repair today—get in touch with us today on
0412 256 123 to get started.
Piano Restorations That Respect The Instrument
Humidity, age and everyday wear all take their toll on pianos in coastal towns like Coffs Harbour. That’s why restoration work here needs more than surface-level fixes. Tony takes a detailed, considered approach—repairing what’s worn, fine-tuning what’s faded and bringing out the best in every piano.
Restoration can include action rebuilds, regulation, string replacement, key work and cabinet touch-ups. Every job begins with a thorough assessment of the piano’s condition and how it’s used—at home, in a school or in performance. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach.
Tony uses specialist tools and years of hands-on experience to deliver results that last. Customers regularly comment on how much smoother their piano feels to play—and how much better it sounds. This isn’t rushed or rough restoration. It’s careful work done with patience, musical insight and the goal of keeping your piano playing for many more years.
How do I know if my piano is worth repairing?
Start with its build quality, age and condition. Well-built pianos from trusted makers are often worth repairing—even if they’re old.
A technician can evaluate whether the frame, pin block, soundboard and action are in good enough shape to make repair or restoration a worthwhile investment.
If those key parts are intact, the rest can often be rebuilt.
What’s the benefit of action regulation in a repair?
Action regulation adjusts how the keys and hammers interact, affecting responsiveness, dynamics and consistency. Over time, even lightly used pianos develop uneven touch.
Regulating the action ensures every key responds the way it should, which improves playability and control. It’s often one of the most noticeable upgrades you can make during a repair or restoration.
Can repairs fix tuning issues permanently?
Sometimes. If a piano won’t hold its tune, there may be deeper issues—like loose tuning pins or a compromised pin block. In these cases, repairs can address the underlying cause, making future tunings more stable.
However, some environmental factors (like humidity) can still affect tuning over time, so regular maintenance remains important.
What’s the difference between cosmetic restoration and mechanical restoration?
Cosmetic restoration focuses on how the piano looks—polishing the cabinet, fixing chips, redoing the finish. Mechanical restoration involves the internal components: strings, hammers, action parts and pedals.
Both can be done separately or together, depending on the piano’s needs and your priorities. A great restoration often blends both for a piano that looks and plays beautifully.
