A piano isn’t like other instruments. A piano is an investment in your future.
When you take the time to find the right piano for your needs, it involves a variety of steps and thought processes. While you may be just starting out and looking for your first piano, you still want something that will last for years. That means finding a piano that sounds good and has playability for years to come.
To get the right piano, it takes time to find the best one. It can also take quite a lot of money.
- If you’re ready to sell, how much is your piano worth?
- If you’re ready to buy, are you getting a piano worth the price tag?
- If you’re insuring a piano, do you know how much it’s really worth?
- If you’re trading up for a better piano, are you making a fair trade?
For all of these reasons and more, it might be time to consider a piano appraisal.
Having a piano appraisal can be a good thing for all parties involved.
For the seller, a piano appraisal can:
- Show a buyer you’re serious about being transparent on how much a piano is worth
- Find the fair market value of the piano
- Provides an overview for all the technical questions a buyer might ask – this can be especially helpful if you’re not knowledgeable about the inner workings of a piano
For a buyer, a piano appraisal can:
- Help you ensure you’re getting the quality piano you’re buying
- Verifying the current market value is what you’re paying
- Understand the quality to have a better idea of what maintenance you’ll have in the future
You’re ready for a piano assessment if:
- You want to determine how old your piano is
- You need advice on whether to sell, refurbish, or dispose of your piano
- You want to know how much it will cost to rebuild your piano
- You want to determine the fair market value to insure your piano
- You’re thinking of selling or trading your current piano in
No matter where you are in your piano buying or selling process, we’re here for you. Give us a call today.
