Dayton, Montana Piano Technicians/Tuners

Moving to another home, across the state or the country, is no easy task. There are so many things to keep track of and so much to get done. If you are a piano owner, your instrument’s safe transportation must also be one of the most important things on your mind. And why not? Along with being a large investment, your piano must also be associated with so many happy memories and special occasions that you may have celebrated over the years around it.
It must also be the topic of so many conversations in your home, catching the eye of anyone who enters along with helping introduce the love for music to the youngest members of your family.
There is therefore no doubt, that wherever you move to, your piano must come along. After all, there are so many more happy memories to create and music to play, sing and dance to with the help of your most precious instrument.

Don’t be overwhelmed by a wealth of options. Learn how you can select and place the perfect piano in your home or business, and how doing so can provide hours of enjoyment for your friends and loved ones.

Many families have a few extremely valued heirlooms that get passed from generation to generation and carry great personal meaning. In many cases, these heirlooms also have monetary value and are worth protecting and keeping in great condition, especially while being moved from place to place.
A family piano is a valued heirloom, and if you’re planning to pass the instrument down to the next family member who wants it, it’s important to go about it the right way.
Though pianos are very hefty, they are also incredibly delicate and can easily be damaged during transit if experts do not handle them.
Think you might be saving trouble by moving the piano yourself instead of hiring a piano moving company? You might want to reconsider! Taking this route could end up in damage to your precious family heirloom as well as your vehicle if the piano isn’t properly moved.
At Modern Piano, we are professional piano movers that have seen first-hand how valuable instruments can be damaged beyond repair by improper moving techniques.