More tunings, repairs and regular clients from local search.

Yes. People rarely search for “regulation” by name — they search for the problem, such as sticking keys or a piano that feels heavy. We build visibility for those problems and for the repair, reconditioning and restoration services you offer, so higher-value work finds you as well as routine tunings.

Yes. We set your Google profile up as a service-area business and build content for the towns and villages you cover, so people across your area can find you, not just those near your home address.

If you run separate bases or teams in different regions, the Authority plan includes multi-location strategy, with each area given its own visibility.

Sorting out your Google profile and directory entries can bring the odd extra booking within weeks. Ranking well across your whole round and being suggested by AI assistants usually takes three to six months, depending on how many tuners cover the area. Autumn, when the heating goes on and pianos drift, is a good season to be visible for.

No. You are billed monthly, and cancelling before the next billing date ends the plan. Your Google profile, listings and links stay live, so school and church contacts can still find you.

Membership of the Pianoforte Tuners’ Association (PTA), which requires passing its membership test, is a recognised mark of competence in the UK. Formal training, years of experience, public liability insurance, manufacturer training and any experience with concert or school instruments are also worth showing on your website and Google profile.

A simple reminder system makes the biggest difference. Ask each customer whether they would like a reminder when their next tuning is due, note it at the visit, then send a text or email a few weeks beforehand. Grouping reminders by area also lets you plan efficient rounds with less driving.

A clear price for a standard tuning helps owners book with confidence and reduces enquiries that don’t convert. Explain what can change the price, such as a piano that hasn’t been tuned for years and needs a pitch raise, and that repairs are quoted after inspection.

Schools, churches, theatres, studios and hotels often need several instruments tuned on a regular schedule. Offer a simple annual agreement with set visit dates, a clear price per instrument and a short condition report after each visit.

Many schools ask visiting contractors for a DBS check and proof of public liability insurance, so have both ready before you approach them.

Piano shops, removal firms that specialise in pianos, music teachers and music schools all meet piano owners at key moments — after a purchase, after a move or when a pupil starts lessons. A pianist who trusts your work will recommend you to every family they teach.