How To Move Your Piano

How To Move Your Piano

So, your piano needs to be moved down to your basement. You know that piano movers charge quite a bit and you're wondering if you could just get some guys to help you and do it yourself.

  Yes, you can-if you don't value your piano-or your stairs-or your walls-or your friends.

  The trouble is: A piano is so awkward and so heavy that it almost always gets away on you, especially going through doorways.

  Suddenly, while you're straining away, somebody says, "Uh, oh." You'd better close your eyes and reach for your wallet. Half the paint off the doorjamb is now on the front of your piano.

  Then, you have two choices-live with a damaged piano or get it fixed. And, if you think the movers charge a lot, just try hiring a refinisher!

  By the way, d'you know why piano movers charge quite a bit? Because, even though they have good trucks and hoists and ramps and dollies (all expensive), a scratch can happen to them, too. Then you, the owner, say, "You broke it, you fix it." So the movers have to hire the refinisher.

  It's a risky business. But you're a lot further ahead to let someone who has experience, take the risks, even if it costs.

Aabcal Piano Movers, Inc 229-9465
Web site:www.westwaymoving.com
1812 10 Ave SW