New York PIANO TUNING! Did you know that every piano, upright and grand pianos alike, must be tuned at least twice each year? Pianos need regular tuning to keep them up to pitch and produce a pleasing sound; and are typically tuned to the standard concert pitch of A = 440 Hz.
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New York PIANO RESTORATION! The New York Piano Mover .Com will move your piano from your old house to our shop for an affordable restoration before the piano arrives at your new dream home.
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We move hundreds of pianos per year -- and have earned the highest reputation from thousands of satisfied customers! Our owner is always on-site to make certain that the job is done right and your needs are being met. Our goal is complete customer satisfaction for every job.
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The New York Piano Mover provides a full range of piano moving and relocation services that compliment our piano tuning, piano restoration, and piano storage services. We believe in the principles that define our company: Expertise, integrity, and hard work! Our devotion to our work is evident in our attention to the smallest details, whether it’s moving, tuning, storing, or restoring your piano.
Our local coverage area includes the entire New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut tri-state area - including all five boroughs of New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, & Staten Island) out to Nassau and Suffolk Counties to Montauk Point.
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The New York Piano Mover Inc is a piano moving company based in Bohemia NY 11716, Islip Township, Suffolk County, NY.
Piano Facts from the New York Piano Mover.
In 1850, when Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg left for New York and changed his name to Henry E. Steinway, four of his five sons immigrated with him. He moved to Queens, New York in 1865, but went back to Germany regularly until 1880, when he went back for good. He opened the company's second plant here. So there is not one Steinway sound, but two.
A grand piano action is faster than a vertical (spinet, console, upright) because it has a repetition lever. This allows the pianist to repeat the note when it is only half way up. A vertical action requires letting the key all the way up to reset the hammer action.
Piano Sizes
Concert Grand - 8' 11" and larger
Half Concert Grand - 7'4"
Parlour Grand 6'8"
Drawing Room Grand - 6'4"
Professional Grand - 6'
Living Room Grand - 5'10"
Baby Grand - 5'8"
Upright - 51" and up
Vertical - 36" - 51"
Studio - 44" or taller
Console to 42"
Spinet - 36" to 38"
Bill Rogers of ThePianoMover.com has moved thousands of pianos all over Long Island, NY!
New York - Southeast
ThePianoMover.com
Serving: Southeast New York
William Rogers
Bohemia, NY 11716
Tel:516-381-2328
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Piano moving is a specialized service, and should never be trusted to an amateur mover, or a furniture moving company. Even though sometimes the cost of using a local New York furniture moving company appears lower than that of a New York piano moving company, the damage to the instrument that can result from improper packaging or securing for the move may be very expensive to repair, if at all fixable. While spinet, console, studio upright, upright grand, and other upright pianos typically need no disassembly; baby grand piano, grand piano, and concert grand pianos must be carefully disassembled, wrapped in blankets, and placed on a skid board or piano board.