[Savannah-help-public] Professional Piano Tuning

[Doug Freeze]

You should get your piano tuned at least once a year whether you play it or not.

I hope you don't mind me writing you. I came across your e-mail address after 
looking around some web sites in my service area and thought I'd ask if you, 
personally, are in need of a professional piano tuner or might know of someone 
you could forward this e-mail to.
I've been tuning pianos for donations for the past 11 years so payment is 
whatever you can afford so if your piano sounds like an old-time saloon piano 
you now have no excuse to get it all tuned up.
The reason for donations-only piano tuning is that I love what I do and people 
pay me enough to continue doing it. It's that simple.

Although it might seem unnecessary, it's important to keep a piano in tune even 
if it's not being used. When your piano is in tune, a combined string tension 
of about 20 tons is exerted on the piano's structure. As the piano goes out of 
tune, the tension of the strings changes to varying degrees in different parts 
of the piano. If the tension becomes too uneven from one section to another, 
undue stress is exerted on the piano's frame. Also, a piano is much more 
difficult, and sometimes impossible to tune well after a period of neglect. For 
these reasons every piano should be tuned at least annually.

If your piano keys are cracked or chipped, I can fix that as well. $150.00 will 
get you all new white plastic piano key tops. Add $50 and you can have ALL the 
key tops replaced, black and white! Write me back for more information on this.

What's the age of your piano? Write to me with the pianos name and serial 
number and I'll get back to you with the birth year of your instrument as soon 
as possible.

You can visit my website or call me if you have any questions or you can 
schedule a time right now at http://dougfreeze.com/calendar.html
Thanks and I'm sorry if I bothered you or if you don't need this service,

Doug Freeze
(626) 290-0908
http://MasterTuner.com


(If this message went out of my area, I apologize. It's not meant to be Spam. I 
service the entire Southern California area.)

P.S. There's no need to write me back and ask to be removed from my mailing 
list as I don't have one, nor will your e-mail address ever be given away or 
sold to anyone.