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When it’s time to move a piano, it’s important to hire a company that is highly experienced in moving these instruments. General movers may be good at things like preserving the finish on furniture, but a piano is far more than a decorative object. It contains many moving parts inside, as well as strings and a specialized framework. Great care is needed to avoid damage during a move – here’s a guide to choosing the top piano movers in the country so that you can trust the delicate process.

A new home is one of life’s most exciting moments — so it’s time to celebrate! Of course, with moving day comes with many questions, not the least of which is where you will place your piano. Sometimes, the answer is clear because there’s not too much square footage to work with. Other times, though, you may find yourself looking for the most optimal place for sound, function, and aesthetics. Fortunately, as your Houston piano moving pros, we’ve learned a few things about piano placement over the years. Here are a few of our top tips to consider when making this important choice.

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.