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John and Terrence were terrific in moving our heavy and large grand piano! I’d use modern piano anytime! Highly recommend!
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John and Terrence demonstrated exceptional professionalism and courtesy. They are exemplary employees of Modern Piano Moving, and we highly recommend your company.
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Moved our piano with great care! Knowledgeable and delivered with no issues.
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Sam and Don arrived Precisely when they said they would. They were very careful about wrapping the Piano very Thoroughly.
They had the Piano Loaded and out of the building in about an hour. I couldn’t ask for better service! Thanks, Sam and Don at Modern Piano Moving.
We move all types of pianos including organs and more.
The holidays are right around the corner. As family and friends share their stories, chat about the latest trends and events, and gather around the fire—or the dinner table—one form of entertainment unites us all—music.
Pianos are beautiful and complex instruments that produce an incredible range of sounds. But have you ever wondered what’s going on inside a piano when you play it? In this blog post, we’re going to explore the anatomy of a piano, from its keys to its hammers and everything in between.
When it comes to taking good care of your piano – you can’t do enough. Although it appears to stand tall and strong, the piano is one of the most delicate musical instruments and requires regular maintenance and care to continue sounding and playing well. Along with keeping its inner components tuned and maintained, a piano’s outer features also require protection from natural elements and regular gentle cleaning to preserve their strength and appearance.
While your piano is in the safety and comfort of your home, it is easy to protect it and control the temperature and humidity level around it. But once it goes into storage, there are a lot of things to consider.
When storing or moving and transporting a piano to another location, additional care and attention is required as this is not a simple process and usually is best handled by professional piano movers who can provide the right space, restrains and environment for your piano during storage and relocation.
When it comes to taking good care of your piano – you can’t do enough. Although it appears to stand tall and strong, the piano is one of the most delicate musical instruments and requires regular maintenance and care to continue sounding and playing well. Along with keeping its inner components tuned and maintained, a piano’s outer features also require protection from natural elements and regular gentle cleaning to preserve their strength and appearance.
While your piano is in the safety and comfort of your home, it is easy to protect it and control the temperature and humidity level around it. But once it goes into storage, there are a lot of things to consider.
When storing or moving and transporting a piano to another location, additional care and attention is required as this is not a simple process and usually is best handled by professional piano movers who can provide the right space, restrains and environment for your piano during storage and relocation.
Pianos are beautiful and complex instruments that require careful maintenance and protection to stay in good condition. Proper storage is essential to ensure that your piano remains in excellent shape, especially if you are unable to play it regularly. One of the best ways to store a piano is in a climate-controlled storage unit. In this blog, we will discuss the benefits of using climate-controlled storage for your piano.
Impress your friends and learn a thing or two in the process. Use these tips to become an overnight expert on all things piano.
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