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What Questions Should You Ask Prospective Piano Movers?

6/11/2020

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A piano is one of the most expensive musical instruments that one can own. If you own a piano, you’ll know how careful one has to be around these super-delicate instruments. It is one of the reasons why piano owners dread having to move their pianos. The stress of moving a piano is several folds higher if you’re moving houses, and your piano is lying on the first floor. The thought of bringing the piano down the stairs and loading and unloading it in the moving truck is just too overwhelming.
To help you manage your stress better, we’ve listed down some important questions that you must ask prospective piano movers before you hire them. Having your queries and concerns addressed in the right way will help you trust the piano movers with your beloved piano a lot better.

For How Many Years Have You Been Moving Pianos?

The most important factor that should form the basis of your decision is how experienced the prospective piano movers are with the job. You should never trust an inexperienced moving company with your piano since it holds a lot of risk. The more experienced a piano moving company is, the safer your piano will be in their hands.

How Do You Go About the Job?

You should ask the prospective piano movers clearly about the techniques they will use to move your piano. The company’s response should be detailed and satisfying. Any response that either cuts the discussion short or avoid discussing the topic altogether should be treated as red flags. A professional piano moving company should be able to tell you how many people do they usually send as a team, the techniques and the tools they use and what measures do they take to ensure that your piano stays unharmed during the move.

What Are the Chances of My Piano Getting Damaged?

If the response to this question is, ‘no way!’ you need to know that the piano movers aren’t the best after all. The overconfidence goes against their favor. A professional piano mover company will be as honest with you as they possibly can. Depending on the distance they’ll have to move your piano, for example, from the 2nd floor, they’ll inform you that there are always chances of slight damage. What makes prospective piano movers a good option is how well they can satisfy you that they’ll do their best to keep your piano safe during the move.

Can You Provide Any References?

Always ask for references from previous customers they worked for. You can always call their past clients and have a word regarding the quality of services and level of professionalism. If the company is reluctant to provide references, you need to look around for other options. This is one of the most important questions to ask prospective piano movers before you seal the deal!

Summary

Asking the prospective piano movers the right questions is the best way to judge whether or not they’re the right company to hire for moving your piano. Pianos are highly valuable musical instruments, and you should only trust a reliable piano moving company to do the job!
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