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Why Hire a Professional Piano Mover?
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Preparing for the Move
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Measuring the Space
Measure the piano and the doorways, hallways, and staircases it needs to go through. Confirm the proposed mover’s actual capability, protection, timing and written scope for the instrument and route.
Removing Obstacles
Clear the path of any obstacles that may hinder the moving process, such as rugs, furniture, and decorations.
Securing Loose Parts
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Covering the Piano
Cover the piano with moving blankets or bubble wrap to protect it from scratches and dents during the move.
Equipment Needed
Having the right equipment is crucial when moving a grand piano. Here is a list of equipment needed for a safe move:
Piano Skid Board
A piano skid board is a special board designed to transport a piano. It has straps that attach to the piano and wheels that allow for easy movement.
Piano Moving Straps
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Furniture Dolly
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Moving Blankets
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Bubble Wrap
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The Moving Process
Moving a grand piano requires proper lifting techniques and careful handling. Here are some steps to follow:
Professional disassembly and reassembly considerations
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Professional lifting and support considerations
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Loading and Transporting the Piano
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Professional disassembly and reassembly considerations
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- Leave instrument lifting, tipping, disassembly, loading and stair handling to qualified piano movers; provide route photos and dimensions instead.
- Leave instrument lifting, tipping, disassembly, loading and stair handling to qualified piano movers; provide route photos and dimensions instead.
- Leave instrument lifting, tipping, disassembly, loading and stair handling to qualified piano movers; provide route photos and dimensions instead.
- Leave instrument lifting, tipping, disassembly, loading and stair handling to qualified piano movers; provide route photos and dimensions instead.
- Finally, test the piano to make sure it is working properly.
After the Move
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- Allow the piano to acclimate to the new temperature and humidity levels in the room.
- Arrange tuning and maintenance timing with a qualified technician based on the instrument and destination environment.
- Keep the piano away from direct sunlight and any sources of heat or moisture.
- Clean the piano regularly to keep it in good condition.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Here are some common mistakes to avoid when moving a grand piano:
- Using incorrect lifting techniques, which can result in injury or damage to the piano.
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- Leave instrument lifting, tipping, disassembly, loading and stair handling to qualified piano movers; provide route photos and dimensions instead.
- Rushing the moving process, which can lead to mistakes and accidents.
- Not allowing the piano to adjust to the new environment before use, which can affect its performance and longevity.
Conclusion
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Use model-specific guidance
Leave lifting and instrument disassembly to qualified professionals. Exact model information and the real route are more useful than generic weight, price or clearance figures.