Piano Stores/Accessories

Owning and playing a piano is something that brings great pride to a person. There is no doubt that your piano might be one of the most prized possessions in your home and placed in a spot where your family loves to gather, or perhaps in a room where you can find some peace and quiet. However, in order for your piano to continue functioning properly and looking as majestic as the day you bought it, there are a few things to keep in mind regarding its placement. Here are a few factors to keep in mind to protect your piano by knowing the best and worst places to keep it.

A piano is often the centerpiece of a home and is a source for many cherished family memories. When it comes to moving such a delicate – yet also large and complex – instrument, even thinking about the task can be a source of stress. At Modern Piano Moving, we are well-versed in the art of piano transport.

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.