Early History:

Nick began his career as a Piano Technician in 1986 after also completing ten years of classical piano study.  After gaining experience tuning and preparing pianos for concert artists he qualified for membership in the Master Piano Technicians of America in 1992.  Being in the classification of 'only by ear' tuner has enabled him to develop excellent voicing skills for the most consistent preparation benefiting all of the pianos he services.

The original piano showroom served the Tampa Bay Area for 12 years beginning in 1993.  In 2005, an opportunity to purchase a facility along I-75 to serve Sarasota, Fort Myers, and Naples presented itself.  This also made it possible to develop a business model which drastically reduced the high operating expense of retail piano stores, thereby allowing customers to obtain fine pianos at substantial savings, and still enjoy a high level of personal service.

Recent Developments:

Nick's way of doing business was embraced by piano buyers from Fort Myers & Naples who would drive an hour or more to the Venice location.  Increasing sales over the past two years therefore made possible the purchase of an additional location in Bonita Springs, FL between Fort Myers and Naples in 2011.  Nick has been established in Florida longer than most other piano dealers in Naples & Fort Myers and owns his locations while also having the lowest overhead, and therefore can guarantee the lowest prices on some of the best quality pianos!  Now it is more convenient than ever for residents of Lee and Collier counties to visit the new additional location of Nick's Piano Showroom in Bonita Springs.

A Message From the Owner:

Having helped thousands of satisfied customers over the years, I can also help you to find the piano of your dreams! Since I am a pianist and piano technician, you will experience a different shopping experience that I think you will prefer.  Buying a piano can be a wonderful but sometimes confusing experience.  I always advise my customers to take the time to learn something about pianos - what differences there are and how to compare and evaluate them. I am also pleased to answer all of your piano questions.

A knowledgeable customer is more likely to choose an instrument that is right for their purposes and to be pleased with their choice for the long term.  I enjoy taking the time to explain piano design and construction, and to show how it bears on the sound and the feel of a piano as well as on its longevity.  After all, a piano is likely to be a part of your life and your home for a long time so I consider it to be my responsibility to help you find the piano that is right for you.

Brodmann PE-187 - 6'2" Grand, A Favorite