Freehold, New Jersey Piano Technicians/Tuners

Learning to play the piano is an exciting and challenging journey. While many new players begin taking lessons outside the home, they still need a piano of their own so they can practice. For those new to the piano world, it can be difficult to know how to select the right option.
There are a lot of decisions to make, from the model and the price point to which piano moving company you choose. Here are a few tips for choosing the best piano for new players.

Are you moving in the months ahead? Even if you haven’t yet found your “dream home,” you can still get a start on some steps of the moving process–like moving your piano.

While other moving services offer a strictly there-and-back system, we can help provide your piano with storage and, once you’ve finally found a place to call your own, delivery.

See why moving your piano ahead of time makes sense in today’s blog!

Pianos are bulky and heavy instruments and moving them around isn’t a task you should take upon yourself as you can risk damaging their various parts as well as injuring yourself in the process. Pianos possess many fragile components and when moving or transporting them, these instruments need to be handled delicately yet sturdily so that they remain intact. Piano movers know from experience how to manage and handle transporting pianos but as a piano owner, there are a few ways you can help them out as well.