I didn't have to a have mover on each end with Modern Piano Movers...they move it at both ends into the house/store. I passed on Carriage just for that reason. Modern is top of the line in my opinion. I don't think they're more than Carriage. David I. On 10 Jun 2002 at 23:27, Wimblees@AOL.COM wrote: > > In a message dated 6/10/02 9:35:34 PM !!!First Boot!!!, > charter1400@charter.net writes: > > > Keyboard Carriage, 270-737-5797 > Rick Dawson (rdawson@keyboardtech.com) > Fax: 270-737-6640 > > They move only from one piano dealer to another. There must be > 18-wheeler access at both ends. They need a contact name & number > at the pickup and delivery dealer, and will need payment by money > order or cashier's check at one end or the other (arranged in > advance). They will give you a flat fee quote when you contact > them. > > They're based in Kentucky, and generally use it as a hub, like > FedEx: one truck is scheduled for pickup and transport to them, > and another from Kentucky to your destination. Mine took just two > weeks Minnesota to Virginia; they say to allow a week to 10 days > on each end. I used local movers at both ends to get to and from > dealers. No packaging was required. In fact, they prefer the > fallboard to be unlocked so that it's not damaged at the lip by > being compressed with a strap. They'll get it on and off the truck > at each end, usually with some assistance from the dealer (my > thanks to Hamilton Music in Rochester, MN for their help, since > I'm just a private individual doing the moving). > > They did a fine job for me. Others I haven't used: > > > > Gordon > > I have used Keyboard in the same situation as above, and was very > satisfied. (Of course I was the dealer, and had to help load the > piano) I got a bid from Modern, since they are located in St. Louis. > By the time you pay for a local mover on each end, and pay Keyboard, > it is cheaper than Modern. > > Wim
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