About

Michael Graham

I've played the cello since 2008, and years of tuning my own strings gave me a sharp ear for pitch. A440 lives in my head. That ear is what I bring to every piano I touch.

I started tuning in 2016, working for LDS churches at six to eight pianos a day. About a thousand pianos in my first eight months. Since then I've serviced over 6,400, and picked up regulation, voicing, and repair skills from veteran technicians, coursework, and plenty of time inside pianos. A background in cabinetry and woodworking helps with the cases too, not just the strings.

Every visit is me, not a crew. I'll always tell you plainly what your piano needs and what can wait. I work out of Orem, on Center Street near I-15. Off the clock you'll find me doing photography with my wife, Miros.