Congratulations! A piano is in your future. (I know that because you’re reading here.)
I also know you’re wondering where to start. Online makes sense – that’s how you shop for everything. Put in a phrase – how to find a piano showroom near me – and sift through the results.
But several listings for piano showrooms won’t truly tell you what you need to know. Who can you trust? Where should you go? Now may be the time to add a little creativity to the mix, find a piano showroom that meets your needs, and get solid advice on selecting the perfect piano to suit your needs.
How do you find a piano dealer you can trust?
- Search online – it’s the easiest way to get to the heart of information. If someone has been in business for a bit, they’ll be there. (Like we are right here!)
- Use Google Maps – search for “piano showroom,” and it will give you the results for everyone in your area.
- Social media – see who your friends, family, and followers recommend. They often have valuable suggestions.
- Music schools and colleges – because they invest in pianos regularly, they might have insight into who they’ve purchased from and who they trust.
- Local magazines – when they talk about what’s happening around town, they often provide trustworthy resources too.
- Music teachers – if they’re teaching in the community, they’ve built up a handful of resources they can trust. And they’re happy to give you a few suggestions.
- Word of mouth – still one of the best ways to find new resources. If people are happy with their experiences, they’re equally excited to share.
- Churches – they often need several pianos for weekly events. Who have they trusted in the past?
- Local Chamber of Commerce – getting to know the community is their job. They can provide recommendations because of past experience.
- Hotel lobbies or fine dining establishments – when you start to look around, you’ll find quality pianos everywhere. Who do they trust?
Have your sights on a new piano? Wondering what piano showroom to trust? It shouldn’t take more than a bit of research.
Reputable piano showrooms care about their businesses, and people will talk about them because they’re happy to share.
Isn’t that who you want to do business with?
