Longmont • Boulder County • Denver Metro
Piano Tuning, Repair & Restoration by Wendylario Co.
Independent piano technicians caring for uprights, grands and player pianos across Colorado's Front Range. Precise tuning, honest repair estimates and craftsmanship that respects the instrument.
- Same-week appointments
- Written estimates before work begins
- Insured in-home service
Why Wendylario Co.
A workshop mindset, brought to your living room
We founded Wendylario Co. on Emery Street in Longmont because the Front Range has thousands of pianos and very few technicians willing to explain what is actually wrong with them. Every visit begins with listening — to the instrument and to the person who plays it.
Whether you own a student console that needs to hold pitch through a school year or a century-old grand headed for a full rebuild, you get the same approach: measure first, quote plainly, and only recommend work that changes how the piano sounds or feels.
- Aural and electronic tuning to A440 concert pitch
- Action regulation and hammer voicing for even touch and tone
- Restringing, pinblock and soundboard restoration
- Climate control systems built for Colorado's dry air
Our Services
Complete piano care under one roof
Ten specialties covering everything from a routine tuning to a two-year restoration project.
Piano Tuning
Concert-quality pitch stability for uprights and grands across Longmont and Boulder County.
Learn more →Piano Repair
Sticking keys, broken hammers, buzzing strings and pedal faults repaired in your home.
Learn more →Piano Restoration
Full rebuilds and cosmetic restoration for heirloom uprights and vintage grands.
Learn more →Piano Regulation
Action regulation that restores even touch, repetition and dynamic control.
Learn more →Piano Voicing
Hammer voicing to soften harshness or add brilliance to a dull instrument.
Learn more →Piano Moving
Insured local piano moving with proper boards, straps and climate-aware handling.
Learn more →Player Piano Service
Service for pneumatic and modern electronic player systems.
Learn more →Piano Appraisal
Written valuations for insurance, estate settlement, donation and resale.
Learn more →Humidity Control Systems
Climate control system installation that protects Colorado pianos year round.
Learn more →Key Repair & Refinishing
Keytop replacement, key leveling and case refinishing for a like-new keyboard.
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Restoration
Bringing heirloom pianos back to life
Restoration work happens in stages and always starts with a documented condition report: pinblock integrity, soundboard crown, bridge condition, action wear and case finish. From there we build a phased plan so you can approve work at a pace that fits your budget.
Families across Boulder County have trusted us with pianos that travelled from Europe generations ago. We treat those instruments as the records they are.
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Serving Longmont and the wider Front Range
Guides
Practical advice from the bench
How Often Should You Tune a Piano?
Twice a year is the honest baseline for most Colorado homes, and here is why the interval changes.
Read the guide →Piano Humidity Control in Colorado
Front Range air is hard on wooden instruments. Here is what actually protects a soundboard.
Read the guide →Ten Signs Your Piano Needs Repair
Small symptoms that usually point to a specific mechanical cause.
Read the guide →Used Piano Buying Guide
What to inspect before you pay for someone else's piano problem.
Read the guide →Everyday Piano Care and Maintenance
Simple habits that add decades to an instrument's working life.
Read the guide →What Piano Tuning and Repair Cost
Transparent explanation of how piano service is priced along the Front Range.
Read the guide →Testimonials
What Colorado piano owners say
"Our 1912 upright had been silent for years. Wendylario rebuilt the action and it now sounds better than anything my kids play at school."
— Marissa T., Longmont
"He explained exactly why the treble sounded thin and fixed it in one visit. No upsell, no mystery."
— David R., Boulder
"We tune three studio pianos quarterly. Punctual, meticulous and genuinely pleasant to work with."
— Northside Music Studio, Broomfield
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a piano tuning cost in Longmont?
Pricing depends on how far the piano has drifted from pitch. A standard tuning on an instrument near A440 is a single flat fee; a piano that has not been serviced in several years needs a pitch raise first, which is quoted before we begin.
Do you service pianos in homes, or must they come to a shop?
The large majority of work including tuning, regulation, voicing and most repairs happens in your home. Only full restorations and major action rebuilds come to the shop.
How quickly can you come out?
We usually schedule within a week across Longmont, Boulder, Louisville, Lafayette and nearby communities, and we keep slots open for urgent repairs before recitals and events.
What brands do you work on?
Every make and vintage: Steinway, Yamaha, Kawai, Baldwin, Mason & Hamlin, Charles Walter, older American uprights and imported consoles.