4 Piano Care Basics
With a little TLC, your piano can easily last for decades. Read on to discover how you can protect this instrument all year long.
Would Buy Again
Price
Satisfaction
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!
Would Buy Again
Price
Satisfaction
Good solid job of piano move. Helpful, professional team. All good.
Would Buy Again
Price
Satisfaction
If you are thinking of moving your piano, this is the call.
They help us moving our baby grand from SC to Florida.
They work amazingly professionally, they know their business.
Also the most important part, they were totally honest and clear with us, the piano arrived completely clean and ready for our home.
Also Jhon and Zach were very helpful and nice when they delivered my piano.🎹
Would Buy Again
Price
Satisfaction
The piano arrived on time. The gentlemen were professional and courteous.
We move all types of pianos including organs and more.
With a little TLC, your piano can easily last for decades. Read on to discover how you can protect this instrument all year long.
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.
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.
For many pianists and piano owners, relocating your piano can seem like a daunting, expensive task. Your beloved instrument is fragile, heavy, and complex—how do you ensure it arrives at your new home safely and beautifully in tune?
While some opt to move their pianos themselves or hire general moving companies to cut costs, this route often leads to major frustrations and damages that actually cost more in the long run. Professional piano movers are worth investing in for the highest level of care, expertise, and stress-free service.
Modern Piano has over 20 years of experience providing specialized piano moving for homes and businesses across the region. Read on to learn why our services truly pay off and how we make your move smoother from start to finish.
Don’t let routine or boredom ruin a productive activity. Use these suggestions to retain your student’s piano playing interest.
As professional piano movers with over 30 years of experience, we at Modern Piano Moving understand the unique challenges posed by moving grand pianos. Given their large size, heavy weight, and delicate nature, transporting a grand piano requires great care and specialty equipment to avoid any damage. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the specific difficulties of moving grand pianos and the customized solutions we employ to ensure a smooth, secure move every time.
Begin a piano moving quote by clicking your piano brand or click other.