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Hello doctorphoto,
Thank you for posting. Please be assured we did receive your post, but by the triple post I get the feeling that this is urgent?
My suggestion is to get in touch with a local piano retailer. If they don't have in-house movers they must use someone, and they may have names of people they trust that can also help you.
A retailer might also have in-house moving, but also hire out.
Your best bet is to call someone local and see what they have to offer you. They're closer and sometimes being able to talk in person, or at least over the phone can make the difference if you're finding yourself stressed over the situation.
If you can't find satisfactory help, then tr calling stores near your new residence. They might have ideas for you. Business is about making money, and piano moving can cost. Someone will be bound to want to help you as this is a long trip, and will be quite costly.
There may be others who will post suggestions, as this is an open site, but since we are also world-wide not a lot of people might be able to offer names of movers.
Try the retailers closest to you, and hopefully you'll find satisfation in their referrals.
Best wishes,
~B~
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