Moving service
🎹 Piano Movers
Pianos are heavy, delicate, and top-heavy — the wrong move can damage the instrument, the floor, or the movers. Specialist piano movers use piano boards, skid boards, and straps to do it safely.
- Local piano moves commonly run $150–$400 for an upright and $250–$600 for a grand, more with stairs (labeled estimate).
- Specific piano-moving equipment (piano board, skid board, straps)
- Experience with your piano type (upright, baby grand, grand)
What to look for in piano movers
- ✓ Specific piano-moving equipment (piano board, skid board, straps)
- ✓ Experience with your piano type (upright, baby grand, grand)
- ✓ Insurance covering the instrument
- ✓ A tuning recommendation after the move (pianos need it once settled)
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to move a piano?+
Uprights commonly run $150–$400 locally; grands $250–$600. Stairs, tight turns, and long distances increase the cost.
Can normal movers move a piano?+
Some full-service movers handle uprights, but grands and stairs really call for specialists with the right boards and straps. The risk of damage — to the piano and the movers — makes experience worth paying for.