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Piano Moving

Piano Moving FAQs

Yes. We move baby grands and concert grands, carefully removing and reattaching the legs, lyre, and pedals as part of the process.

We do. Our crews use piano boards, heavy-duty straps, and padding designed for the weight and shape of pianos, so your instrument stays protected.

Yes. We handle stairs and tight turns regularly. We’ll assess the path in advance and bring the right crew size for a safe move.

We’re happy to move a piano on its own or as part of a larger move. Just let us know what you need.

We’re fully licensed and insured, and basic liability coverage is included. For high-value instruments, ask us about additional full-value protection.

Piano moving pricing depends on the type of piano, the distance, and whether stairs or tight access are involved. An upright in a single-story home is straightforward. A grand piano on a second floor takes more time and crew. Request a free quote with your piano details and we'll provide an estimate.

Yes. We handle piano moves as part of our long-distance moving service. Your piano is wrapped, secured, and transported by our own crew from pickup to delivery.

We don't offer tuning, but we recommend scheduling a tuning about two weeks after your move to let the piano acclimate to its new environment. We're happy to recommend a local piano tuner if you need one.

Yes. Tight doorways, narrow hallways, and sharp turns are common with piano moves and our crews deal with them regularly. We assess the path beforehand and plan the safest approach.

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