"Chase was very knowledgeable about piano tuning. He did a GREAT job tuning my piano. We’ve already scheduled our tuning appointment for next year. Highly recommended."
Chase Tunes Pianos
Piano Tuning in New Orleans
One Tuning. A Whole New Sound.
Servicing: New Orleans • Metairie • Kenner • Northshore • Houma • Thibodaux
Limited Time Offer
$200
FREE
Grand opening special: I'm building my business and offering free tunings to get the word out.
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About Me
Hi, I'm Chase
Hello, my name is Chase Lirette, and I am a piano tuner passionate about keeping pianos sounding their best. I travel to your home to provide precise, reliable service, and for a limited time I'm offering completely free tunings. My goal is to make your piano feel effortless to play and bring out its full musical potential.
Whether your piano is a cherished family heirloom or a new addition to your home, I treat every tuning with the same care and attention to detail. You'd be surprised what a single tuning can do. The best part of my job is seeing people's faces light up when they sit down and play after the tuning. I look forward to bringing your piano back to life!
$150–$200
$0
Grand opening special: free while I'm building my business.
Expires July 31, 2026.
- Licensed & insured for your peace of mind
- Precise tuning for all piano brands and styles
- Flexible scheduling on evenings and weekends
- Serving New Orleans metro, Northshore, Houma & Thibodaux with care
- Friendly, careful, and punctual every time
- 24-hour response guarantee. No more voicemails into the void; I follow up every time.
- Satisfaction guarantee. Not happy with the result? I’ll come back and fix it, no charge.
Testimonials
What Clients Are Saying
"Our piano, 20 years old, had never been tuned and sounded "OK", but had dropped in pitch a semitone. Chase corrected this by first raising the pitch of all notes and then fine- tuning. The result is a beautiful sound, like it's brand new again. Chase is passionate about his work and I learned so much from him during the process. Highly recommended."
"Years ago my husband surprised me with a piano for our anniversary. It sat untuned forever and honestly I didn't think much of it. One tuning from Chase later... wow. I actually want to play it now. The difference is crazy. Thanks Chase!"
Hear the Difference
Before & After Piano Tuning
Listen to the transformation: a real customer's piano before and after my tuning service.
FAQ
Common Questions
How does it work?
Schedule your appointment online or reach out to me directly for scheduling, I show up at your door with everything I need, do my work, and you're left with a piano that sounds good again. It's as easy as that!
How much does it cost?
Right now? Nothing. I’m offering free tunings while I build my business as a grand opening special. Grab it while it lasts; the offer disappears July 31, 2026.
How long does a tuning appointment take?
The whole appointment usually takes 2-3 hours. The first 10-15 minutes are spent assessing the piano and getting it ready for tuning. A fine tuning takes 60-90 minutes. If it's been a while since the piano's last tuning, it may need a pitch raise first. A pitch raise adds another 30 minutes or so. Either way, I’ll give you a heads-up before I start. When the tuning is complete, I spend a few minutes cleaning the piano keys and making sure everything looks good before I pack up and head out.
My piano hasn’t been tuned in years. Is that a problem?
Not a problem! Neglected pianos often need a pitch raise before the fine tuning, but I take care of both in one visit. The before & after is usually quite dramatic, so check out the video above to hear for yourself!
One small heads-up: on very old pianos with aged or rusty strings, a big pitch raise does carry a risk of a string breaking. I’ll always assess the piano first and walk you through the options, and nothing happens without your say.
Do I need to do anything to prepare?
Just make sure I can access the piano, that it's been cleared of personal objects, and that the room isn’t too noisy while I work. It's also helpful if the home's temperature remains consistent throughout the appointment – this helps the tuning stay stable. I bring all my own tools, including a blanket to rest the piano parts on while I work.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes! Chase Tunes Pianos LLC is fully licensed and insured.
How often should a piano be tuned?
Twice a year is the sweet spot: spring and fall, when humidity swings mess with the soundboard the most. Especially in a climate like ours in south Louisiana. Heavy players might want every 3–4 months. Either way, once you hear how good it sounds after a tuning, you’ll want to keep it that way.
What areas do you serve?
Metairie, Kenner, and the East Bank are available both weekday evenings and weekends. The West Bank, Northshore, Houma, and Thibodaux are weekends only. Not sure if you’re in range? Just shoot me a message and I’ll let you know.
Get in Touch
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Have questions or want to learn more? Send me a message and I'll get back to you within 24 hours.
Free Tool
How Out of Tune Is My Piano?
Press Start Listening, then play Middle C — the C note closest to the center of your keyboard. This tool uses your microphone to measure approximately how flat or sharp your piano could be.
Disclaimer: this tool gives a rough ballpark reading of a single note — microphone quality, background noise, and room acoustics all affect accuracy. It's meant to give you a general idea, not a professional measurement. Results can vary from one recording to another. It's usually fairly obvious when a piano has drifted out of tune. When in doubt, book a tuning!