Manufacturer recommendations ~ Who would know better, when you should tune your piano than the people who make pianos?
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Cleaning the soundboard, under the strings, around the tuning pins and inside the action can only be done by a professional.
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A good understanding of how humidity relates to the health of your piano has the potential of adding years of life to your piano.
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Customers ask, "What caused this problem to happen?" ~ As so often the case the piano tuner answers, "The weather." ~ Specifically humidity swings.
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To prevent an unstable piano, avoid placing your piano on outside walls, near fireplaces, doors, windows or any area where the humidity is unstable.
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There is nothing to be gained by waiting more than 72 hours after a piano move to have your piano serviced and certainly a week is plenty of time.
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Some initial thoughts on piano care and the need to keep it tuned.
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Piano finish is best maintained by keeping it clean and avoiding exposure to direct sunlight, extremes of temperature and humidity, and abrasion.
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