Piano Stores/Accessories

Pianos are bulky and heavy instruments and moving them around isn’t a task you should take upon yourself as you can risk damaging their various parts as well as injuring yourself in the process. Pianos possess many fragile components and when moving or transporting them, these instruments need to be handled delicately yet sturdily so that they remain intact. Piano movers know from experience how to manage and handle transporting pianos but as a piano owner, there are a few ways you can help them out as well.

At Modern Piano Moving, we’ve heard every myth in the book when it comes to transporting pianos. After decades in the piano moving business, we want to debunk some of the most common myths we encounter. Read on as we reveal three things you probably didn’t know about moving pianos long distance!

Whether nestled into a cozy living room or presiding over a spacious hall, a piano isn’t just an instrument; it can act as a storyteller to tell a family’s shared musical journey. When a piano becomes a family tradition, it’s not just a decoration – it’s a wellspring of memories and a beacon highlighting the unifying power of music. So whether you hold onto dear memories of piano lessons with Mom or store Grandpa’s sheet music to hang down to the next generation, we can all agree that a love of music can be a powerful force in a family. Read on to celebrate all the reasons why we’re so thankful to share the experience of playing the piano!