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January 10, 2022

We Buy Your Quality Pianos!

As a local company, we care for your home as if it were our own and are happy to help your piano find its new home.

How Does This Work?

1 | SUBMIT AN INQUIRY

Use this form to provide more information about your piano. A salesperson will contact you after your information has been reviewed.

2 | GET AN OFFER

After our team has evaluated your piano, we will make you an offer based on your piano's condition and resale value. A consignment agreement will be sent to you.

3 | SCHEDULE A PICK-UP

After the consignment agreement has been signed, we will schedule a time to pick-up your piano and transfer it to our showroom.

4 | RECEIVE YOUR CHECK

After your piano has been sold, we will send you a check within 30 days.

We are specifically interested in the following piano brands:

  • Steinway
  • Boston
  • Yamaha
  • Kawai
  • Baldwin
  • Hailun

Please understand that we cannot use:

  • Organs
  • Digital pianos
  • Square grand pianos
  • Pianos with fewer than 88 keys
  • Old player pianos (the kind that use paper rolls)
  • Pianos that have been abandoned in garages or basements
  • Big old upright pianos (a.k.a. “upright grands”, “cabinet grands”, “saloon pianos”)
  • Pianos that are wildlife sanctuaries for mice, cockroaches, or fish (the less common artificial reef piano)




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