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Tom Lepinski Piano Tuning

Albuquerque Piano Tuning and Repair

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5★ Google‑rated • 31+ years of experience • Veteran‑owned • 2nd-generation Technician

About Tom

As a 2nd-generation piano technician I’ve spent my life mastering the art of piano maintenance. Based in Albuquerque I specialize in stabilizing pianos against our unique high-desert climate and am a certified installer of the Piano Life Saver. As a proud veteran I bring dedication and discipline to every appointment and pride myself on craftsmanship and trustworthy service. While I service pianos for such organizations as Opera Southwest and the NM Philharmonic I focus my practice primarily on expert in-home tuning, repair, and regulation for local households. Whether it's a cherished family heirloom, a small upright, or a concert grand I provide comprehensive care for all makes and models. I look forward to partnering with you.

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Tom Lepinski

Piano Services

I service both upright and grand pianos in private homes, schools, churches, and local concert venues. My services include:

Professional Piano Tuning Standard A440 or alt frequency
Pitch Correction (Pitch Raise)Bringing neglected pianos to life
Piano Repair / Reconditioning From sticking keys to restringing
Action Regulation and VoicingMechanical and tone adjustment
Inspections and Assessments For insurance or pre-purchase
Piano Life Saver Installation Dampp-Chaser Certified Installer

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Common Questions

What cities are in your service area?
I serve the Albuquerque area and East Mountains including Corrales, Rio Rancho, Bernalillo, Placitas, Cedar Crest, Sandia Park, Tijeras, Edgewood, Moriarty, Bosque Farms, Peralta, and Los Lunas.  Service Area Map
Can you tune an old neglected piano?
Yes! If a piano hasn't been serviced in some time it usually needs a pitch raise--a quick tuning pass to pull the tension up--before a fine tuning can be done. If by chance it's NOT tunable I don't charge a fee for looking at it.
Can you fix things like sticking keys?
Issues like sticking keys or loose parts are normal and many of these repairs can be handled during a routine tuning visit at no extra charge. If major repairs ARE needed I always provide an upfront quote first.
How long does it take? How often?
A standard tuning appointment takes about 90 minutes start to finish. For most home pianos getting it tuned once a year is sufficient while high-use or unstable pianos may benefit from being tuned twice per year.
What is the best way to schedule?
Sending a text message is the most efficient and simplest way to reach out. We can schedule an appointment directly through text bypassing the hassle of online booking platforms or endless games of phone tag.

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A+ Rating with the Better Business Bureau
Certified Installer of the Piano Life Saver