Excellent service is at the heart of everything we do, we strongly believe that the customer is the most important part of any purchase. Besides selling quality pianos and music our services run from tuning, finishing, and refurbishing pianos around the greater Puget Sound to piano lessons for any level student.

To contact us for any of the above services select the 'Contact Us' link to your left and let us know how we may help. Below you will find a couple helpful answers to your piano questions. For more piano care and tips see our Frequently Asked Questions page or contact us and we'll be glad to help.

Appraising Your Piano
The value of a piano is determined by several factors. These include: brand, date of manufacture, physical condition, local market conditions, method of sale, and the geographical availability of buyers. Due to these factors, we recommend that you hire a qualified piano technician to determine the value of your piano.

Determining the Age of Your Piano
To determine the age of your piano, all you need is the serial number and the manufacturer's name. The manufacturer's name is usually on the outside of the piano, right below or above the keyboard. Sometimes it is decaled on the soundboard, on the underside (if it is a grand), or on the back (if it is an upright). The serial number on an upright piano can usually be found engraved on the metal plate inside the piano and/or engraved on the pinblock. On grand pianos, the serial number is normally engraved either into the portion of the plate nearest the keyboard, on the pinblock, and/or on the front part of the keyframe (it will be necessary to remove the keyslip if this is the case). Once you've found the manufacturer name and serial number, email the information to info@langloispiano.com and a Langlois Customer Service Representative will gladly get back to you with the age of your instrument.