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![]() FREE PICK-UP of your unwanted classic American piano! If
you have an old American piano you do not want to restore, Introducing
Grand American Piano’s Adoption Program Features
How Does It Work? We have found in our many years of restoring pianos that there are quite a few people who own a family heirloom upright or grand piano, but are not in a position to incur the costs of restoration. Even though the piano has immense sentimental value to them, they understand that to get the piano into tunable, playable condition it would cost more than they can, or are willing to spend. They also have come to the inevitable conclusion that in the condition their piano is in, it does not have any real monetary value. At the same time, their piano means the world to them. We have a solution to this dilemma. Through our Free Piano Adoption Program, we can ensure that cherished heirlooms will be brought back to life, and not relegated to the scrap pile. This is how it works: If your piano qualifies (see below), we will pick it up, free of charge, and offer it through our company to another family, free of charge to them. The adoptive family will then choose the amount of restoration that best fits their situation (click here to see descriptions of restoration options). At a bare minimum, the piano will have new strings, hammers and dampers installed. All the new family pays for is the restoration of the piano. It is the ultimate piano recycling program! How To Qualify for Free Piano Pick-Up Please call, write or e-mail us with a description of the piano including as much of the following as possible:
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