Professional Movers in Nottingham

Overstrung, straight-strung, over-damped and under-damped are terms that get thrown around on the internet quite a lot when searching for an upright piano and what to look out for. In short they are words to describe how the piano is dampened and how they are strung.

The standard for all pianos is that they have two pedals. On both uprights and grand pianos the right hand pedal will lift all of the dampeners allowing the strings to resonate even after the key as been released.

We sometimes buy pianos privately if they fall within our criteria of what we desire in a piano. The piano will have to be built from the 70s onwards, (unless it is a prestigious brand such as Steinway) and is in good condition internally. We try to offer better deals than most others in the trade if the pianos are in good condition and it can be something we sell on. We will arrange the transport with you directly and pay before the piano is collected for peace of mind. As some pianos are quite sentimental we will often keep you updated with when the piano sells and where the pianos next chapter in life will be and who it will be enjoyed by if this is something you would be interested to know.

We do our own in house tuning on pianos prior to sale, however we don't offer a tuning service to customers homes. We can put you in touch with tuners we work closely with based in the Midlands however our pianos are fully checked over so any tuner won't have a problem tuning one of our pianos.

We do our own in house tuning on our pianos prior to sale so any other reputable tuner won't have a problem tuning one of our pianos after sale. We also offer a full professional local tuning service along with our bespoke service package to all customers covering tuning pianos within a 20 mile radius of Nottingham. More information on these can be found on the piano tuning tab.