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John and Terrence did a great job transporting my piano. That made sure the piano was carefully unpacked and positioned in my home. They were courteous and respectful.
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Modern Piano Moving helped move my grand piano across states. They were very helpful, responsive, and provided updates throughout the process. I got my piano 3 weeks after they picked it up. Great service!
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DJ and Gary were very courteous, efficient, and meticulous with packing our piano. They knew what they were doing and were systematic in their method. They were very professional and made me feel reassured that our piano will be well taken cared of during the transport.
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Professional handling of our Mason & Hamlin on both ends. Timely delivery to Michigan. Sam and Don both executed the delivery with great communication and politeness.
We move all types of pianos including organs and more.
With the weather getting unexpectedly cold this winter, even in places where the temperature usually doesn’t drop that low, it is important to keep your dear piano in mind when preparing your home for the season ahead. Every component of the piano is linked to the other so any kind of change in the climate around it can cause it to fall out of tune or – even worse – get damaged.
You’ve just completed a huge cross-country move, and the piano movers have carefully unloaded and reassembled your treasured instrument in your beautiful new home. What an exciting fresh start! But before you sit down and start playing, there’s one crucial step you don’t want to overlook – getting your piano tuned and serviced after its long journey.
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.
A piano is a large and solid instrument, but it is also very delicate and fragile and requires proper maintenance and care to remain in a pristine condition. Just the way harsh winters and dry seasons can wreak havoc on their various components, very hot and humid weather conditions can also damage it in several ways if not properly taken care of.
Keeping your piano clean is an important part of maintaining it in good condition. When it is regularly cleaned, your piano will play at its best. When it hasn’t been cleaned, dust can enter the soundboard and damage the piano’s internal components. Unfortunately, moving causes a lot of dust. During this transition, your piano is at its most vulnerable. Read and remember the following tips to prevent your piano from getting too dirty during your move.
You know, moving a piano isn’t as simple as just lugging it from one place to another. These beautiful instruments are pretty delicate, and we need some special TLC, especially when it comes to temperature and humidity. That’s where climate control comes into play during transportation. The folks at Modern Piano Moving really get this, and we’ve got it down to a science.
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