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Whether you’re a lifelong pianist or an aspiring musician, pianos provide an outlet to relieve stress and express creativity. When it comes time to transport one, however, attempting this yourself can result in injury or damage to the instrument. Instead, hire a local mover. Caccamise Moving and their Specialty Moving crew has over 30 years of experience in moving pianos and other delicate or specialty items in Greater Rochester, NY.  Herein the team discusses how they handle these instruments safely.

How a Local Mover Relocates a Piano 

1. Use Experienced Staff

Even smaller pianos are heavy, and none should be moved without the combined efforts of experienced people. The team members at Caccamise Moving are trained to work together to transport items with maximum efficiency. Each worker understands the other team members’ strengths and helps reinforce each other where it’s needed.

2. Seal the Lid

The moving team latches the lid on the piano. They don’t want it falling open in the middle of transportation. If latching isn’t possible, they will make sure to secure the lid shut for transport   A reputable team carries the tools and materials necessary to cover most situations.

3. Use Padding

To protect the piano’s fragile components, local movers pad it heavily with blankets or covers. Professionals are less likely to lose control of it than amateurs, but they still use padding to give the instrument extra layers of protection.

4. Secure With Straps

Once the piano is in the vehicle, the team straps it down securely. They don’t want to successfully move it from your apartment or house only to have it slide around in the truck. If it’s in an enclosed space, they might have someone bracing it during the ride.

Don’t let the risks associated with moving a piano damage your precious instrument. For a local mover with integrity and experience in Monroe County, contact Caccamise Moving. Learn more about their moving services by visiting their website, and call (585) 624-4616 to speak with a friendly representative.

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