Piano Moving and Storage

Moving & Storage

PROFESSIONAL PIANO MOVERS MELBOURNE, With PURPOSE BUILT piano moving VEHICLES & PIANO STORAGE.

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With the easing of the Covid-19 restrictions, we would like to advise that our vehicles and staff are now doing piano transport on select days and on weekdays only.

Our office is still operating remotely and we will attend to your enquiry as promptly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.

Established in 1973, abc Pianos are the longest running and most trusted family owned and operated piano moving business in Melbourne and specialise in the relocation & transport of Upright Pianos, Player Pianos, Grand Pianos and Organs only.

Are you intending to have your piano moved from one room to another, across town or longer distances? Then our advice is to have your piano moved by professional piano movers who know how to safely relocate and handle pianos. All of our staff are expertly trained and are experienced piano technicians that understand the importance of safely moving your instrument.

Your piano will be transported on a purpose-built piano trolley with pneumatic tyres and soft rubber to protect your piano and floors. Our vehicles have been built with your piano in mind, appropriate straps and soft blankets are used to protect your instrument. Whilst your piano is in our care it is fully covered by our risk cover.

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Secure Piano Moving & Storage Melbourne

Secure Piano Storage...

Storage of your upright or grand piano is available at very affordable rates for short or long-term periods.

Our facility was chosen especially for the storage of pianos and organs only. Every instrument is individually wrapped and packed at the time of storage and the safe return of your piano can be arranged with as little as 24 hours notice.

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Recycling and Disposal of unwanted pianos

Recycling and Disposal of unwanted pianos Melbourne...

Due to the current Covid-19 Pandemic, we have made the difficult decision to cease any further business at this time. We have come to the conclusion that if we continue engaging with multiple customers a day moving in and out of various houses and around families that are either self-isolating or quarantined, we feel that we could inadvertently possibly pick up the Coronavirus and then become carriers and start spreading the virus around and/or bring it home and spread it around our risk and high-risk family members. This was a difficult decision to make, however, our objective is to remain as healthy as possible and to do our bit to flatten the curve as is recommended by the state and federal governments. Thank you for your understanding.

abc Pianos remove all kinds of unwanted pianos be it Upright pianos, Pianolas, Grand pianos and Organs throughout the Melbourne Metropolitan area. If you have a unwanted piano or organ that needs to be taken away for recycling or disposal, contact abc Pianos and we will ensure that your unwanted instrument is properly removed without risk or damage to your floors or property. Removal charges do apply.

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Piano Tuning after Moving Melbourne & Suburbs

Tuning your piano after a move… Will your piano require tuning after it has been moved? Even if a piano has been moved a very short distance, and done very carefully, it may require tuning. The important thing to consider is the change of environment that occurs when a piano is moved. Certainly, if the move is from one city to another or across town, the environment with its unique level of temperature and humidity ranges will affect the pianos tuning.

By the way, it is best to let a piano “settle” for approximatley 2 to 3 weeks in its new location before it is tuned, to allow it to climatize to it's new environment. We use and recommend you use a Piano Tuner from the Piano Tuners and Technicians Guild of Victoria. To find a qualified Piano Tuner in your area we recommend you visit, www.pianotuners.asn.au or www.aptta.org.au