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Robby's Piano Tuning and Restoration

1943 Co. Rd 206 Bridgeport, Al
Bridgeport, AL
 

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Scottsboro and Bridgeport
 

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About Robby's Piano Tuning and Restoration

My name is Robby Draper and Robby's Piano Tuning and Restoration is my business.

I tune and repair pianos in the Jackson County area and some Tennessee.

Contact me to get estimates. I can basically fix anything to a piano. I don't charge a fortune, so don't be scared to contact me today.

I usually tune an upright around $65 plus a traveling fee, depending on your location. Grand Pianos are around $100 with a traveling fee depending on your location.

Such as if I drive 20 miles to your house to tune an upright for $65 and I charge 75 cents per mile traveling fee, it will be a total of ($65 + $15), which is a total of $80 check or cash.

Thanks and God Bless,

Robby

Questions and answers

  • What brands or products do you work with?

  • Well, I use a star piano tuner with a couple of tools I use off of my base website. And I use an electric keyboard to tune the piano to the right pitch.

  • What information do you recommend to have readily available before looking for a professional in your trade?

  • Before you call me, have the piano's brand, serial number, problem, information about your last tuner, and your exact location because I use Google Maps to find your location.

  • What services do you provide your customers after the work has finished?

  • I make sure the problem is fixed and the customer is completely satisfied before I get the money in my hand. It's my job to cure the piano and put a smile on your face and the sound of the piano to tickle your ears. :)

  • What areas of your trade do you specialize in?

  • I can repair anything in a piano, and I travel no longer than 35 miles. People think that if one thing is wrong with a piano that it is impossible to fix. It's not. I can fix it!

  • What questions should a customer ask before hiring a professional in your trade?

  • What prices do you charge?

    How far do you travel?

    Please specify about your piano where I can bring the right tools to fix it.

  • What types of jobs are the most common?

  • Mainly tuning is the #1 thing with pianos. Sometimes it's a broken string or a key that's sticking. Very seldom it is a sound board crack or rattling or a loose tuning pin.

  • Tell us about the project or job that you are most proud of (in the last 12 months).

  • Two months ago I bought a piano for $150, and I restored it, and now it is worth over $500. I like smiles on my clients' faces!

  • How did you get started?

  • I began to experiment with my piano while I was restoring it, and I realized how simple a piano is built.

  • Tell us something customers may not know about you.

  • That I am a Baptist preacher and I love to spread the Gospel. So if I come to your house to fix a piano, you might hear a little bit about Jesus too! :)

  • What would you recommend customers looking to save money?

  • To call your local piano tuners and find the kindest and lowest charge of your specification in the piano.

  • What are the most frequent questions you get from customers? What are the answers?

  • My prices.

    Examples:

    Q: My piano is an upright. How much will you charge to tune my piano?

    A: It is around $65 plus a traveling fee of 75 cents a mile. I travel to your house.

    Q: My piano is a grand, how much do you charge?

    A: It is around $95 plus the traveling fee of 75 cents a mile.

    Q: I have a broken string, how much do you charge to replace it?

    A: It will be from a range of $45 - $75 depending on the type of string and a 75 cent a mile traveling fee.

  • How many projects do you average in a year?

  • Depends on the season and weather. Around 1 a week, 4 a month, so it's around 50 or more a year. That's not including pianos I buy, restore and sell.

  • What do you wish customers knew about your profession or trade?

  • That I don't do it for the money, I do it for my Lord Jesus Christ and other people's satisfaction. And plus, I love pianos!

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