Piano Restoration

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.

Playing the piano is not just a passion for many enthusiasts, but also a means to unwind and calm the mind. But what happens when you can’t seem to get rid of the cold feeling that takes over your hands and fingers and doesn’t allow you to play freely? Here are some of our most useful tips to help you get rid of cold fingers before you play.

For many piano players and pet owners, there is no greater audience than your furry friend! From dogs to cats, studies have shown that pets do respond to live music in fun, unexpected ways, so it’s fun to have them around as you practice or perform — of course, that doesn’t mean you want them to be crawling all over your instrument. Here are a few helpful pet-proofing tips we’ve learned as your go-to San Diego piano movers.