Finding the Serial Number

The serial number is typically a 5 or 6 digit number located on the harp of the piano.

Look for the serial number in the locations marked with a . Once you find the serial number, feel free to e-mail us to assist you in finding out the year your piano was built.

Problems Finding the Serial Number?

If you can't find your piano's serial number, feel free to send us photos of your piano and we will try to give you an approximate year for your piano.

Inquire About Moving a Piano

Salutation:

First Name:

Last Name:

Email:

Phone:

Upright or Grand?:

Upright

Grand

Pick Up Location

City:

State:

Delivery Location

City:

State:

Additional Comments:

How many steps are involved in place of pick up and in place of delivery:

Request a Restoration Estimate

We're happy to estimate the cost of restoring your piano. To get started, tell us how to get in touch with you:

Salutation:

First Name:

Last Name:

Phone:

Email: *

Piano Type:

Upright

Grand

Please share any remarks or questions you'd like to send along with your estimate request.

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To get started, we only need the basic contact details above. But to reliably estimate your restoration, we'll eventually need to get some details about your piano. You can sumbit your request now and come back later to provide that information, or you can provide it right away.

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Inquire About Selling Us a Piano

Thanks for considering us as a potential buyer for your piano.

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First Name:

Last Name:

Email:

Day Phone:

Evening Phone:

Mobile Phone:

Address Line 1:

Address Line 2:

City:

State:

ZIP:

Country:

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Piano Details

Make of Piano:

e.g. Steinway

Category:

Type of Wood:

Style:

Year it was built:

Approx. Budget:

Serial Number:

The serial number is typically a 5 or 6 digit number located on the harp of the piano.

Size:

Enter the length for a grand piano, height for an upright.

Please explain the current condition of the piano and what work you'd like to have done on it. Please explain the current condition of the piano. Also if any work has been done please specify what has been done:

Photographs are important in helping us determine the condition of your piano.

If you do not have photographs available, please submit the form anyhow we'll follow up with you.

Close-up shots of the internal parts are especially important. The more detailed photographs, the better we can assess your piano. Please upload your photos below by clicking "Browse" and select the file. Once you have selected all your files/photos, click "Submit".

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