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By: Claire Barr
Excellent communication and excellent service. Piano tuned to concert pitch and love it.
The tuner arrived at the agreed time, he was professional ,friendly and knowledgable.
We live in W1 area and we will definitely ask AMH PISNOS SERVICES LONDON to service and tune our grand piano regularly.
Definitely I would recommend.
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