Piano Movers

It’s easy and fun to keep your piano sounding strong for years to come. With a little TLC, you can pass down to the next generation the enjoyment of playing and listen to the piano.

When it comes to family memories, there are so many associated with music made together, played together, and enjoyed together. A lot of these memories are created during holiday season or special occasions where loved ones gather around a beautiful piano in the comfort of their home, singing and dancing together.
A piano that’s been in the family can revive a lot more than just memories from the holidays or family celebrations – it can take you down memory lane when you remember yourself as a child taking lessons to learn how to play this precious instrument or perhaps remind you of a time when you were stressed or anxious, and playing this piano helped you and your family relax and unwind.
Memories like those should always be cherished and even if you are planning to relocate or travel, there is no reason why your precious piano can’t continue its journey with you.

Whether you are moving down the street or across the country, the process of moving pianos is no simple task. Relocating a piano is unlike handling any other object in your home and requires extra time, knowledge, and care. Without proper care, your piano can be seriously damaged during the moving process.
Ideally, there should be no objects tacked onto your piano during the moving process. Here are four specific objects to avoid placing on top of a piano when you move.