Piano tuning and piano tuners in the UK. The Piano Tuners' Association.

MEMBERS

Welcome to the
Pianoforte Tuners' Association
Web site

Did you know
John Broadwood built his first grand piano in 1781.

The information within this site will help you to...

Find a Piano Tuner who is a Member of the Association and local to you.
Find out how to become a Member of the Pianoforte Tuners' Association.
Provide valuable information about how to look after your piano.
Provide valuable information about what to look for when buying a piano.

Our Policy

To safeguard the legitimate interests of all Members

To proclaim the importance of high professional standards of proficiency and to help raise those standards

To educate the public on the need for regular and skilled tuning and servicing

To provide the strength of Association which is necessary to safeguard and to represent the tuning profession

To bring together piano tuners and technicians for mutual protection and benefit

To advise on tuning and servicing fees

For an application form to join the PTA (or related queries),
please e-mail:secretary@pianotuner.org.uk
For technical enquiries and anything NOT membership related,
please e-mail:enquiries@pianotuner.org.uk
For manufacturer information and other historical enquiries,
makes & serial numbers etc,
please visit: http://www.uk-piano.org/piano-gen/index.html

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