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John and Kevin did a fabulous job of moving our grand piano out of our home with care and expertise. The gentleman were friendly and good humored. We used Modern Piano 12 years ago and highly recommend their services!
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The very best piano moving experience! Everyone in the office ( Margie & Lisa) arranging transport, and also the dispatch office were very friendly and knowledgeable. Timing and communication were always accurate. Matthew & Gordon who delivered my baby grand were expert at handling my precious piano. I highly recommend Modern Piano Moving!
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Sam and Jordan did a wonderful job transporting a cherished family piano across multiple states. Delivered and reassembled with professional and friendly service. Would recommend.
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Communication with Misty from the beginning was timely and clear. Sam and Don did a great job communicating, wrapping and moving my daughter’s piano to their truck for it’s trip to her home. Would highly recommend Modern Piano Movers!
We move all types of pianos including organs and more.
Moving a piano is no easy task. A standard upright piano can weigh between 300 to 1,000 pounds. Grand pianos typically weigh between 500 to 1,300 pounds. Attempting to move one without the proper equipment and expertise puts both you and your piano at great risk.
Hiring professional piano movers, like those at Modern Piano Moving, ensures your prized piano arrives safely at its destination undamaged. Read on to learn why you should hire pros.
Sometimes, you have to move during the colder, winter months. A new year, a new home, a new job and a new place to settle. One of the biggest challenges you may face is moving your piano from the comfort of your home to a new one.
Owning and playing a piano is something that brings great pride to a person. There is no doubt that your piano might be one of the most prized possessions in your home and placed in a spot where your family loves to gather, or perhaps in a room where you can find some peace and quiet. However, in order for your piano to continue functioning properly and looking as majestic as the day you bought it, there are a few things to keep in mind regarding its placement. Here are a few factors to keep in mind to protect your piano by knowing the best and worst places to keep it.
If you have a piano in the house, your family is most likely growing up with the love of music being instilled in them. That’s the magic a piano brings into our lives, and the holiday season is the perfect time to cultivate a special love of this instrument in the youngest members of your home.
You are probably aware of the valuable benefits of playing the piano in a child’s development. So, take advantage of the abundance of time in these holidays, as the season of joy fills our days, and make some memorable moments with your children.
Here are some ways to get started:
When it’s time to move a piano, it’s important to hire a company that is highly experienced in moving these instruments. General movers may be good at things like preserving the finish on furniture, but a piano is far more than a decorative object. It contains many moving parts inside, as well as strings and a specialized framework. Great care is needed to avoid damage during a move – here’s a guide to choosing the top piano movers in the country so that you can trust the delicate process.
Besides the fact that pianos are an expensive investment, they’re intricate instruments made with delicate craftsmanship that can be damaged by a variety of factors including weather, lack of upkeep, and natural disasters. Therefore, it only makes sense that you would consider insuring this type of investment against damage or even theft or vandalism. Let’s take a look at a few of the ways in which piano owners are protecting their instruments with insurance plans.
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