Advice sought on moving a cheap piano
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Post by Barrie Heaton »
You can get it moved as a part load and may not cost as much as you think
Moving pianos is hard work and you can do a lot of damage to yourself the piano and the house you are moving from or to
Hiring a van and the petrol plus getting a few mates to help and buying them a pint can cost you just as much as getting it done as a part load have you contacted any of the movers on the site for a price
Barrie,
Moving pianos is hard work and you can do a lot of damage to yourself the piano and the house you are moving from or to
Hiring a van and the petrol plus getting a few mates to help and buying them a pint can cost you just as much as getting it done as a part load have you contacted any of the movers on the site for a price
Barrie,
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Post by Gill the Piano »
...and think how much it'll cost you if you wreck your back and need time off! If you're prepared to wait for a part load with removers, I've had a customer who got a piano down from Bradford to Cookham for under a hundred quid. She contacted removers up there, but it's worth trying the local ones too.
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