The cost to tune a piano typically ranges from about $100 to $300, depending on various factors such as location, the condition of the piano, and the experience of the technician.

• In the United States, standard piano tuning usually costs between $100 and $200, with prices on the higher end in metropolitan areas like Los Angeles, New York, or San Francisco

• Independent piano tuners often charge around $150, while going through a piano store or shop might raise the cost to $200–$225

• Additional services like pitch correction or action adjustments can increase the price, sometimes adding up to $300 or more

• In Canada, tuning costs are similar, averaging between CAD 100 and 220 depending on the city

• In Australia, a standard tuning may cost around AUD 250 to 280, including pitch raise if needed

• In the UK, standard tuning costs about £100, with pitch raises costing more and requiring multiple tunings

Other factors influencing cost include how long it has been since the last tuning, whether the piano needs repairs, and the skill level of the technician

. Regular tuning, recommended at least once or twice a year, helps maintain the piano’s sound quality and can reduce more expensive repairs later

. In summary, expect to pay roughly $100–$200 for a standard piano tuning, with variations based on location, piano condition, and additional services required.