Jim Hearn helped us find and purchase the perfect piano for our son. We are so happy with our…read morenew-to-us baby grand and highly recommend Piano Craft.

Excellent and knowledgeable staff- very friendly and comfortable environment. So pleased with our…read morepurchase.

As a small business owner, utilizing another local small business is very important to me. Not only…read moreare the guys hard working, they are very friendly and always prompt. I have used Liberty Moving for several of my client's moves. Each one has been a great experience. And although, accidents do happen, they are quick to repair any damage. The guys at Liberty are my go to and I will continue to use them for any future client moves!

As I continue to unpack my well labled boxes, I find so, so many that do NOT have the contents as…read morelabled on the box lid. My assumption, the lids were being traded off to another bottom was becasue they (the guys bringing in the boxes to the house) had pilfered through them checking for valuables. My fear early on was the trucks bringing our belongings would be gone through, but they were in a secured trailer(s) of which we held the information on the ticket that would let us know if someone had broken into the trailer. No folks, this is the guys bringing in the belongings to our home & placing a person in the trailer to open the boxes as they were then to be carted into the house. I had a feeling something was happening as it was too slow of a progress to put a hand truck under the extact same size boxes to be unloaded. But because they are paid hourly, they probably will milk it out for more money. They did over charge us anyway, I guess they get paid for lunch.........? It's tough to find reliable people, but unless you babysit them, your belongings are always jepardised. Tape your boxes shut with a band going around the body of the box. Tape is cheap when you consider what people can steal!

Quintin and his partner picked up a piano I had to move and had it done in less than 10 minutes,…read moremoved it successfully across town and their rates were very affordable and way under everyone else's quote. They were prompt and had no problem getting back and forth with me til it was done. They said they also move larger pieces and it's hard to find better, friendlier and more experienced than these two guys.

From the owner: Elite Piano & Specialty Moving LLC is a professional moving company that specializes in providing…read moretop-notch piano and specialty moving services in Springfield, MO, and the surrounding areas. Whether you need to move a grand piano, an antique armoire, or delicate artwork, our team of skilled movers have the experience and expertise needed to handle even the most challenging moves. With a focus on safety, efficiency, and customer satisfaction, we are dedicated to providing our clients with a stress-free moving experience from start to finish. Call today and see how we can help make your next move a success!

Breezy Moving is the best way to move in the area. Not only are they affordable but they are…read morereliable and you don't have to worry about anything, because everything arrives in perfect condition and on time. They are very professional and you can't go wrong with Breezy. Great people.

Breezy Moving professional and polite. They work hard to ensure that you are taken care of and…read moresatisfied.

Great instruments, very good service. Accommodating sales staff. easy returns. They sent a gift…read morecard with my purchase.

Back in town and you know I just had to swing by again. This time I took an Ibanez AW I've had for…read moretwenty years with me. I've owned Martins, Epiphones, and so on during the last twenty years but my Ibanez is by far the best, not because of the way it sounded (but yes it sounds awesome) but because of the way it feels when I play it. I have small hands and finding the right neck is something I've always struggled with. My Ibanez always felt just right though. So after years of struggling I just said screw it, I'm going to do it the easy way. Walking into the Acoustic Shoppe with my saddest puppy dog eyes on I walked it over to their luthier Liz. I asked her if she could measure the neck shape, radius and nut width and point me in the right direction. She was more than happy to take some time off of her current project to do so and when she was done because the salesmen were all occupied she pointed me in the direction of five different guitars by Breedlove and Eastman, and suggested I start with them. When an associate became available she snagged him and gave him a brief explanation of what I was looking for. Step in Corey. Man that dude rocks! He saw that I had narrowed it down to three guitars by the time he showed up, and spend the time to go over the pros and cons of them. He's one of those musicians who can show you what a guitar can sound like, without making you feel like an idiot for how you play it after he hands it back to you. That's kind of a rare quality in somebody selling guitars. He was extremely patient and after twenty years of trying to find that perfect guitar he knew I wasn't going to make a snap decision. It didn't matter that I wasn't looking for a $3,000 guitar. He just wanted to see me walking out the door with a guitar I was going to actually want to play. So not long after that I walked out with my new Breedlove Discovery S in mahogany. I've only set it down long enough to eat, sleep and write this review. Man I finally own a guitar I love as much as the first one I got twenty years ago!