Condition · Purchase · Planning
A piano assessment provides a clearer picture of an instrument’s present condition before you buy it, move it or commit to further work. The aim is practical information that helps you make an informed decision.
When it helps
What is included
About the service
A polished cabinet does not reveal the condition of the strings, tuning pins, soundboard, bridges or action. An assessment looks beyond appearance and considers how the piano plays, sounds and is likely to respond to normal service.
The assessment is practical rather than a financial valuation or guarantee of future condition. Access, environment and the limits of a non-invasive inspection are taken into account.
Common questions
No. It is a technical condition assessment, not a formal market valuation or insurance appraisal.
Yes. A free piano can still involve moving, tuning and repair costs, so understanding its condition before relocation can prevent an expensive mistake.
Yes, subject to access and permission. Provide the suburb, piano details and seller’s availability when enquiring.
Greater Brisbane
You do not need to diagnose the problem yourself. Share the piano type, suburb, recent service history and what you have noticed. We will confirm the likely service, timing and price before the appointment.
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