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About Our Gallery Steinway Piano Gallery is Southwest Florida's only complete piano tuning, repair, restoration and player installation facility, uniquely able to provide all services in-house.
About Our Staff
For over 100 years, Steinway has continued to be a pillar of excellence. Knowing that, we are continuing on that path by having our staff, our "family" provide you with the highest level of service and knowledge available to you. Our staff continues to help the Steinway Piano Gallery grow into what it is today. Each person contributes their own integral part into our business with their own unique level of support and education.
Our technicians, several of whom were trained at the prestigious North Bennett Street School of Piano Technology in Boston, spend several weeks each year refining their skills at the famed Theodore Steinway Technical University in New York.
Whether it is piano care or music education - Steinway strives to uphold the best in all musical avenues and welcomes new and educational ideas for the betterment of the community it resides in.
Building our New Gallery
In March 2005 the Steinway Piano Gallery opened its doors in Bonita Springs, and owner Greg Billings' dream of providing the community with a stunning piano gallery and a place where local artists and community organizations could meet and perform came to fruition. The 6,800-square-foot gallery is home to a 75-seat recital hall, beautiful showroom, cozy player piano room, restoration facility, and to the FGCU Renaissance Academy piano lab.
The new gallery has come a long way since it was merely a lot with trees and a future home sign.
The North face of the gallery houses the showroom, which is 88 feet long in honor of the 88 keys found on the piano.
The Steinway Piano Gallery in the day and at night. In the day the building is easy to spot with its lemon fresh exterior paint, and at night you can see the gallery illuminated from the highway, which is made possible by the more than 130 light fixtures.
A steel worker welds the unique Ceco system in the building, making the roof less susceptible to leakage. The next steel project will be the construction of a 29 by 15 foot steel sculpture in front of the gallery named Bonita Pianista.
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