Tuning
We set the pitch and temperament across the instrument, then check stability against the piano, room, use, and Colorado's seasonal changes.
Hebert Piano
303.475.8098
Registered Piano Technician David Hebert tunes, voices, regulates, repairs, and restores upright and grand pianos.
A piano can be in tune and still feel uneven or sound harsh. We listen to the whole instrument, then make the adjustments that return control to your hands.
We set the pitch and temperament across the instrument, then check stability against the piano, room, use, and Colorado's seasonal changes.
We shape tonal balance so the piano can speak with more warmth, clarity, or power where you need it.
We diagnose mechanical problems in upright and grand pianos and explain the work before it begins.
The action contains thousands of relationships between keys, hammers, dampers, and repetition parts. Regulation brings those relationships back into consistent control.
David Hebert has worked in the piano industry for over 25 years. His specialty is helping pianists get the touch and sound they want from the instrument they already know.
Before you call: we are no longer accepting new clients with old upright or spinet pianos.
Louisville, Colorado
“David has been my piano tech for more than 22 years and taken top notch care of my piano. I highly recommend him!”
We restore the structural and mechanical systems that determine how a piano holds pitch, transmits sound, and responds under the hand.
Our custom press was designed for Colorado's dry climate. Soundboard, ribs, and bridges are dried to stable moisture levels before pressing.
Duplication, fitting, and drilling require exact precision.
Hammers, shanks, flanges, repetitions, weigh-off, and regulation shape the feel at every key.
We are the exclusive Colorado dealer for hand-crafted Fazioli grand pianos. Visit the Westminster studio by appointment to hear and feel the instrument for yourself.
For a home piano in regular use, tuning twice a year is a good idea. New pianos are generally tuned four times in the first year.
More frequent tuning is usually necessary. Sunlight, air vents, and temperature or humidity swings can shorten the interval further.
Westminster, Arvada, Aurora, Boulder, Brighton, Broomfield, Centennial, Colorado Springs, Commerce City, Denver, Englewood, Evergreen, Federal Heights, Fort Collins, Golden, Greeley, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch, Ken Caryl, Lakewood, Littleton, Longmont, Loveland, Northglenn, Parker, Thornton, and Wheat Ridge.
Hebert Piano Services, LLC
In-home technical work across the Denver metro area and Front Range