Piano Restoration

In the midst of this pandemic, our homes have become so much more than our living space, they’ve also become our schools, restaurants, and gyms. The square footage of spare rooms has become increasingly precious due to the options that it provides homeowners. Now is a better time than ever to devote that spare space to a piano room as a showcase for your beautiful instrument, as well as a den for your family to be alone with their music. Continue reading for our guide on how to best convert that extra room into the perfect piano room.

No matter how much you try and take care of your piano, there comes a time when repairs become inevitable. Sometimes it’s because of damage caused by extreme weather conditions, and other times it’s because of postponing annual tuning and maintenance routines. Whatever the reasons are, if you feel your piano is showing signs that something isn’t right, don’t delay getting it fixed. If you ignore the signs that your piano isn’t sounding like it used to, chances are it will deteriorate further. Here are four warning signs that clearly show that your piano needs repairs soon.

When quoting a piano move, the instrument size is extremely important for accurately determining the number of movers and type of equipment needed. Because piano manufacturers differ in their descriptions, the best way to communicate your piano size is to provide a make and model number. Please note that the serial number will not provide the piano size, however, if your piano is going to be picked up or delivered at a business, it may be beneficial to provide your mover with the serial number as well.