Professional Piano Moving Services in McKinney, DFW, and North Texa
At Anything Goes Moving, we understand that a piano is a delicate and valuable instrument that requires special care when being relocated. Whether you're moving your piano across the state, to another room, or to a concert hall, our experienced piano movers provide safe and reliable piano relocation services.
Why Choose Anything Goes Moving for Your Piano Relocation?
We prioritize the safety and security of your prized possessions. From packing to transportation, every step is managed with care to ensure your piano is well-protected. Our team uses specialized equipment to properly secure your piano in our moving trucks, ensuring it arrives safely at its destination. Plus, we are fully licensed and bonded for your peace of mind.
We offer piano moving in McKinney and surrounding areas, ensuring that every move, from upright to grand pianos, is executed with utmost care. Our team is equipped with the best moving tools and resources to handle all types of pianos including:
Flexible Scheduling & Affordable Piano Moving in DFW
Whether you're moving your piano across town or preparing for a last-minute relocation, AGMoving can accommodate your schedule. We understand the urgency that comes with moving valuable instruments, especially for churches or concert events. If you need to reschedule, simply contact us, and we’ll work around your timing.
At Anything Goes Moving, we offer competitive and affordable pricing for all your piano moving needs. Our goal is to provide excellent moving services while ensuring customer satisfaction. Call us today to receive a free estimate and make your next piano move stress-free!
Contact Anything Goes Moving Today:
Why Choose Anything Goes Moving for Your Piano Relocation?
We prioritize the safety and security of your prized possessions. From packing to transportation, every step is managed with care to ensure your piano is well-protected. Our team uses specialized equipment to properly secure your piano in our moving trucks, ensuring it arrives safely at its destination. Plus, we are fully licensed and bonded for your peace of mind.
We offer piano moving in McKinney and surrounding areas, ensuring that every move, from upright to grand pianos, is executed with utmost care. Our team is equipped with the best moving tools and resources to handle all types of pianos including:
- Spinet Pianos
- Upright Pianos
- Console Pianos
- Studio Pianos
- Baby Grand Pianos
- Concert Grand Pianos
- Organs
- Grandfather Clocks
Flexible Scheduling & Affordable Piano Moving in DFW
Whether you're moving your piano across town or preparing for a last-minute relocation, AGMoving can accommodate your schedule. We understand the urgency that comes with moving valuable instruments, especially for churches or concert events. If you need to reschedule, simply contact us, and we’ll work around your timing.
At Anything Goes Moving, we offer competitive and affordable pricing for all your piano moving needs. Our goal is to provide excellent moving services while ensuring customer satisfaction. Call us today to receive a free estimate and make your next piano move stress-free!
Contact Anything Goes Moving Today:
- Dallas, Denton & Tarrant County Piano Movers: (972) 492-2293
- Collin, Rockwall & Fannin County Piano Movers: (214) 232-7478
- Or send us an email for more details.
What Type of Piano Do You Have
Knowing the type of piano you're moving is essential for ensuring proper handling. Here's a quick guide to help identify your instrument:
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THE SPINET PIANO
The spinet piano is the smallest of the vertical pianos. In appearance the spinet and console pianos are very similar. Spinet Pianos measure 36 - 40 inches in height. |
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THE CONSOLE PIANO
The console is the most popular of the vertical pianos. The action of a console piano sits directly on top of the keys and as with all vertical pianos the hammers sit in an upright position. Console Pianos measure 40 - 44 inches in height. |
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THE STUDIO PIANO
The additional height of the studio piano gives it a richness and tonal quality comparable to those of many grand pianos. The location and feel of the action is also different in a studio piano. Studio Pianos measure 45 - 50 inches in height. |
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THE UPRIGHT PIANO
The tallest of the vertical pianos is the upright. Today this term is usually used to refer to the older, tall pianos - Grandma's piano. There were many wonderful upright pianos made in America in the 1920 - 1940's. Upright Pianos measures over 50 inches. |
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THE GRAND PIANO
The grand piano certainly is more aesthetically pleasing. A Grand looks better in a room, and the pianist is more favorably impressed by the “view” when he sits down to play a Grand, compared with an Upright, which usually stands with its back to a wall. The top, when raised, deflects the sound to player and room.
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