5 Things To Know Before Calling For A Piano Moving Estimate
Be sure to have the answers to the following questions, to get the most accurate piano estimate in the least amount of time.
1.) Type of Piano:
You need to have the Make and Model and Size.
2.) Style of Piano:
a.) Upright Pianos or Vertical Pianos
b.) Grand Pianos
c.) Digital Pianos or Electric Pianos
3.) Height of Piano:
How Tall is your Piano? The height will determine the # of men needed to make the move, which will affect your piano moving estimate.
a.) Upright Pianos or Vertical Pianos – If your piano is an upright, we will need the measured height and length
1.) Spinet Pianos (Height 35″-37″ Width ~ 58″)
2.) Consolette (Height 38″-39″)
3.) Console (Height 40″-43″ Width ~ 58″)
4.) Studio (Height 45″-48″ Width ~ 58″)
5.) Full Size/ Professional (Height 48″-60″ Width ~ 58″)
b.) Grand Pianos – If your piano is a baby grand, we will need the measured height from the keyboard to the long end.
1.) Petite Grand (Height: 4’5″ – 4’11”)
2.) Baby Grand (Height: 4’11” – 5′ 6″)
3.) Living Room/Parlor/Medium Grand (Height: 5′ 7″ – 6′ 4″)
4.) Ballroom/Semi-Concert Grand (Height 6″ 5″ – 7′ 5″)
5.) Concert Grand (Height 7″ 6″ – 9’+)
c.) Digital Pianos or Electric Pianos
4.) Value of Piano:
What is the Value of your Piano?
5.) Location of Piano:
Where do you want to move your Piano? Please provide the to and from locations; origin and destination locations.
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- Are There Steps Involved with the Move?
- Are There Any Turns to Get to the New Location?
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