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Established in 1874 as a family business and we are still a family business after 145 years!
O'Mara Meehan has been specializing in safe and cost efficient commercial, private, institutional piano transport, retail piano home delivery and piano storage for Bucks County, the Delaware Valley and East Coast customers for more than a century.
We have over 145 years of collective experience in the physics of piano and organ moving. Let us help you in preserving the integrity of your fine instrument with our professional expertise.
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Did you know that a spinet piano weighs between 300 and 500 pounds; a grand piano varies between 500 and 1300 pounds?
Not only are pianos very heavy -- although solidly built, they are at the same time, complex and very fragile. A standard piano has more than 200 strings, pulled tight across a metal bridge with the combined tension of 40,000 pounds. The piano action itself has over 1,000 moving parts.
So, the task of moving a piano is not just a matter of weight. The asymmetric shape, the fragility of the outer cabinet and inner mechanics, the uneven distribution of parts -- all this and more demands not only proper equipment, but also an understanding of the unique dynamics of balance and inertia that pianos pose.