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John and Terrence did a great job transporting my piano. That made sure the piano was carefully unpacked and positioned in my home. They were courteous and respectful.
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Modern Piano Moving helped move my grand piano across states. They were very helpful, responsive, and provided updates throughout the process. I got my piano 3 weeks after they picked it up. Great service!
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DJ and Gary were very courteous, efficient, and meticulous with packing our piano. They knew what they were doing and were systematic in their method. They were very professional and made me feel reassured that our piano will be well taken cared of during the transport.
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Professional handling of our Mason & Hamlin on both ends. Timely delivery to Michigan. Sam and Don both executed the delivery with great communication and politeness.
We move all types of pianos including organs and more.
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.
Pianos are a timeless treasure and when it’s time to move them, their size and structure can make the task daunting. In our years of professional experience at Modern Piano Moving, we’ve seen it all and witnessed many common mistakes that people make when relocating these instruments. Here are five mistake to avoid when moving your piano:
Moving a piano across the country is a stressful, overwhelming ordeal. Oftentimes, a piano makes up a big piece of your heart, and the last thing you want is for it to be damaged along your cross-country trek. Because of this, there are a lot of details and planning to go over prior to the move to ensure your piano has a seamless transition. Here are 5 tips to make the move that much easier.
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:
At Modern Piano Moving, we’ve handled every shape, size, and style of piano under the sun. From compact spinet pianos to mammoth concert grands, we’ve moved them all. But not every piano is created equal when it comes time to transport them. The history and evolution of piano design has resulted in drastically different instruments that require specialized moving techniques.
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.
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