Piano Restoration

Just picture it – you, in your brand-new home, striking up a familiar tune on your beloved piano. It’s a sweet echo from the past, a melody that instantly transforms this strange new place into something comforting – something like home. We know it sounds amazing, but we also know that the thought of moving a treasured instrument across the country can be nerve-wracking. Plus, it’s another big thing to consider amongst all the time spent packing boxes, saying goodbyes, and wrapping your head around all the complications of a move. That’s why Modern Piano is here to help!

There are so many different types of pianos, all designed for different spaces and types of playing. There are even different colors and finishes available to match your individual style and décor.
Are you considering adding a piano to your home but aren’t sure if it’s worth the investment or the space? You’re not alone — a piano is a big purchase, whether you buy it new or used, and introducing it into your home is sure to bring some changes.

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.