The trade

Piano tuners in the UK

105 piano tuners across 30+ towns, independents first. Last checked 13 September 2026.

Tuners listed here come from the Pianoforte Tuners' Association and the Institute of Musical Instrument Technology, plus tuners verified directly from their own websites. Each listing has a live website confirmed at the date shown, with independent tuners listed first. For background, see our guides on what piano tuning costs in the UK and how to find a good tuner.

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Piano tuners by town

Edinburgh5Bristol5Cambridge5Leeds3Birmingham4Cardiff6Nottingham6York1Manchester1Norwich3Belfast3Sheffield2Newcastle upon Tyne3Swansea2Derby2Stockport1Coventry2St Albans1Liverpool1Reading2Brighton1Wolverhampton1Exeter1Maidstone2Bury St Edmunds2Huddersfield1Bromley1Plymouth2Bath2Bolton1

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How many piano tuners are listed?

Everything Piano lists 105 piano tuners across the UK, independents first, last checked 13 September 2026.

Are these piano tuners independent?

We list independent and owner-run businesses first. Where a listing belongs to a larger group, it is shown as such.

How much does it cost to tune a piano in the UK?

A standard piano tune typically costs between £50 and £80 for a domestic visit, depending on your region and the tuner. A pitch raise plus fine tune, needed when the piano has dropped well below concert pitch, runs from around £80 to £130 or more. Prices in London and the South East tend to run higher. See our guide on how much piano tuning costs in the UK.

How often should I have my piano tuned?

At least once a year for a piano in regular use, and twice a year suits most homes where the heating varies through the seasons. Temperature and humidity changes move the pitch of a piano, so regular tuning keeps it closer to pitch and makes each visit quicker. A piano that has been moved always needs tuning after it has settled in its new home.

What qualifications should I look for in a piano tuner?

Look for membership of the Pianoforte Tuners' Association (PTA) or a qualification through the Institute of Musical Instrument Technology (IMIT). Both signal genuine training. All tuners listed here are drawn from those trade registers and the tuners' own verified websites. See our guide on how to find a good piano tuner near you.