WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU BOOK A PIANO MOVE
Moving a piano is a two-person-minimum job that calls for the right straps, a piano board or skid, ramps, and a truck built to protect the instrument from vibration and temperature swings. Our crew handles the full job: wrapping the piano in moving blankets, securing it to a piano board, navigating stairs, doorways, and tight turns, and setting it down exactly where you want it in the new space.
We move upright pianos, spinets, baby grands, concert grands, and organs, locally across Toronto and the GTA and for longer moves within Ontario and beyond. Every move is fully insured, so you’re covered from pickup to final placement.
LOCAL VS LONG-DISTANCE PIANO MOVES
Most of our jobs are local moves within the GTA, whether that’s across the room, up a flight of stairs, or across the city. We also handle long-distance and cross-country moves for clients relocating or shipping a piano to family. Because every move is different, from stairs and elevators to how far the truck can park from the door, we ask a few questions up front and give you a clear quote before moving day. No surprise charges on site.
WHY HIRE A PROFESSIONAL PIANO MOVER
A grand piano can weigh up to 1,000 pounds, and even a smaller upright is awkward, front-heavy, and easy to damage if it’s tipped or dragged. General movers without piano-specific equipment risk damaging the cabinet, the legs, or the internal action. Our team moves pianos for a living, so we know how to protect the finish, the pedals, and the tuning as much as possible during transport. Ask us about our “move and tune” offer, which books a tuning visit once your piano has settled into its new home.