[pianotech] piano moving etc.

[Tom Gorley]

I would have her look for a friend or someone who would like to have an upright console piano for a little (or a long) time.  Storage fees can add up to more than the piano is worth.  Maybe a local piano teacher has a needy potential student who could make good use of it.

I presume it's a console piano.  I have never seen a Krakauer that wasn't.

>    Tom Gorley
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On Oct 12, 2011, at 8:53 AM, Marshall Gisondi wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
> I received a call today from a woman hwo is trying to take care of her inlaws estate.  She has this now how do I spell this one Krakour? grand piano which is 40 + years old she wants to have a mover come in and wrap up and transport to her storage unit here in the Philly area.  Some of the moving companies here simply want to do the entire deal, wrap up move and store at the moving facility.  She just wants it taken to her own climate controlled facility. She cannot move it to WI where she lives, no room as she already has another grand piano at her home.  So does anyone have any recomendations for a company that will simply come to her inlaws hosue package up the piano take it to her own storage facility, and can do this before Friday? Yeah I know very last minute. I can hear my mother saying in my mind, "why did you wait to the last minute?" I didn' ask here that however?  I guess decisions happen that way.  So any ideas would be great.  
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> Also, I havet seen the "rebuilt" piano yet.  thanks everyone
> Marshall
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