Identify the piano
Share the make, type, dimensions and clear photographs.
Pianos are heavy, delicate and awkward to manoeuvre. We review the model, route, stairs, floors and destination before confirming whether our team and equipment suit the move.
Questions about cost, what is included and how it works ↓
We confirm exactly what is included before your move, so the crew arrives prepared.
Good organisation removes uncertainty. We collect the important details early and keep your plan practical.
Share the make, type, dimensions and clear photographs.
We check steps, corners, surfaces, parking and both properties.
We only book once team, equipment and route requirements are understood.
See what is involved, what affects the price and how to prepare. We confirm the exact scope for your move in writing.
Ask for my free quotePossibly, but the piano type, weight, number and shape of steps, landings and floor surfaces must be assessed first. Some routes need a dedicated piano specialist or lifting equipment.
Weight, stairs, turns, floor strength and loading position affect whether the piano can be moved safely. Photos and a route assessment help identify when specialist equipment or a dedicated provider is needed.
Special items may have limits or exclusions. Declare the make, model and value and ask for the applicable cover and conditions in writing before booking.
No. Some weights, stairs or restricted routes require a dedicated piano specialist or lifting equipment.
No. A qualified piano tuner should be arranged after the instrument has settled at the destination.
Some grand-piano moves may be possible after a detailed survey; others require a specialist contractor.
Share the essentials and we’ll help with the next step.