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Piano Moving

Piano Moving

Pianos are heavy, delicate and difficult to move safely without the right planning. Their size, weight, shape and internal components make them very different from standard household furniture.

All Things Moving & Storage provides professional piano moving services throughout South Florida for homes, condos, apartments, businesses and other properties. From planning access and protecting the instrument to transportation and placement at the destination, our team helps make piano relocation more manageable.

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Piano Moving Services Built Around the Instrument and Property

Moving a piano is not the same as moving a sofa, table or dresser. A piano may be extremely heavy while also containing delicate internal components. It can be difficult to maneuver through narrow doorways, hallways, staircases or elevators. The flooring, walls and entryways around the instrument may also need extra consideration during the move. That is why proper planning matters.

All Things Moving & Storage provides professional piano moving services for customers relocating pianos within South Florida or as part of a larger residential or commercial move. We can assist with moving appropriate upright, console, studio and grand-style pianos depending on the specific instrument, property access and move requirements.

Before moving day, we consider factors such as:

  • Piano type and size
  • Pickup and delivery locations
  • Stairs
  • Elevators
  • Doorway width
  • Hallway access
  • Floor surfaces
  • Distance to the moving vehicle
  • Destination placement
  • Additional household items being moved

Understanding those details beforehand helps us determine how the piano move should be approached. Whether the piano is moving to another room, another home, a condo, a commercial property or another South Florida location, our goal is to handle the relocation with care and organization from start to finish.

What’s Included in Our Piano Moving Services?

Piano moves vary significantly depending on the instrument and property. We adapt the moving plan around the specific piano and access conditions involved.

1. Piano Moving Assessment

Before the move, we gather information about the instrument and both properties like:

  • Piano type
  • Approximate dimensions
  • Pickup floor
  • Destination floor
  • Elevator availability
  • Doorway access
  • Parking or loading conditions

2. Instrument Preparation

A piano requires more careful preparation than ordinary furniture.

The exact preparation depends on the instrument, but the goal is to help protect the piano during handling and transportation.

If your piano has removable or sensitive components, those details should be discussed before moving day.

3. Property Protection

Moving a heavy instrument through a home requires attention to the surrounding property as well. The path may include:

  • Hardwood flooring
  • Tile
  • Carpet
  • Doorways
  • Hallways
  • Elevators
  • Staircases
  • Entry areas

4. Loading & Transportation

Our team handles the physical loading and transportation of the piano as part of the planned move.

The instrument is moved according to the property access and transportation requirements established beforehand.

5. Stairs & Elevator Coordination

Stairs and elevators can significantly change the complexity of a piano move. Let us know about:

  • Interior stairs
  • Exterior stairs
  • Multiple floors
  • Freight elevators
  • Service elevators

6. Delivery & Placement

At the destination, the piano can be placed in the designated area according to your instructions.

Before delivery, confirm that the selected space is accessible and large enough for the instrument.

Piano Moving for Different Types of Properties

The instrument matters, but the property matters just as much. A ground-floor home, high-rise condo and multi-story townhouse can create very different moving conditions.

Single-Family Home Piano Moving

Homes often provide easier access than apartments, but the route still needs to be reviewed. A piano may need to move through:

  • Front doors
  • Narrow hallways
  • Foyers
  • Interior steps
  • Garages
  • Patio areas
  • Sloped walkways

Condo & High-Rise Piano Moving

Condo buildings can add another layer of coordination. Depending on the property, you may need to arrange:

  • Freight elevator reservations
  • Approved moving hours
  • Loading dock access
  • Service entrances
  • Property-management approval
  • Certificates of insurance when required

Apartment Piano Moving

Apartment properties may involve elevators, stairs, limited parking or long carries from the unit to the moving truck. If the building has no elevator, the number and layout of stairs become especially important. Providing accurate access information before scheduling helps determine whether the move can be performed safely.

Townhome Piano Moving

Townhomes frequently have tighter staircases and multi-level layouts. A piano located upstairs or on a raised entry level may require more detailed planning than a ground-floor move. Photos and measurements can be useful when stair access is restricted.

Commercial Piano Moving

Pianos may also be located in:

  • Schools
  • Churches
  • Event spaces
  • Hotels
  • Restaurants
  • Studios
  • Offices
  • Community facilities

Commercial properties may have loading docks, service entrances or restricted delivery hours that should be confirmed beforehand.

What Our Customers Say

Choosing a moving company means trusting people with your home, business and belongings. Our goal is to make that decision feel worthwhile through professional service, communication and care from beginning to end.

Lenny and his crew were amazing!!! they packed up everything extremely carefully and were efficient and moved everything into our new home and made sure that we were happy with everything before they finished. They were polite and kind and wonderful to work with!! This is our second job with them and we will definitely be using them again!!

Jenn B

FromStart to Finish this move went perfect, from scheduling to moving . Crew was outstanding , efficient, and professional.
The cost were exactly what the contract said. I will recommend that company to all

Frank Ameo

My movers were great! They were professional and came in did the work quickly and efficiently. I needed them to move some furniture and put my bed together. I would definitely hire them again!

Melissa Rooke

Thank you All Things Moving! Your guys did a great job !!! Thank you Manny you have great guys working for you !!! Perfect move 🙂

Lynn bernstein

I want to say a big "THANKS" to Manny for doing exactly what he said! AMAZING JOB!!
Adony's and his crew were fantastic and very hard working but the most impressive thing was there attitude throughout the whole move. Truly AMAZING !! my hats off to you guys.

Orlando Aguayo

The All Things Moving Team was fantastic! Thanks to Adony, team leader, for doing a great job and communicating with us ahead of time and throughout the move.

Shane Johnson

How to Prepare for a Piano Move

A few steps before moving day can make the relocation easier and more organized.

Identify the Piano Type

Know what type of piano you are moving. Common examples include:

  • Upright piano
  • Console piano
  • Studio piano
  • Baby grand
  • Grand piano

The instrument type affects size, weight and handling requirements.

Measure the Access Route

Measure important points along the path, including:

  • Doorways
  • Hallways
  • Elevator openings
  • Stair widths
  • Landings
  • Entry gates

Do not assume the piano will fit simply because other furniture has moved through the same area.

Clear the Path

Before the crew arrives, remove smaller furniture, rugs, décor and other obstacles from the route. A clear path gives the moving team more room to work around the instrument.

Confirm Building Requirements

If the piano is moving into or out of a managed property, contact building management beforehand.

Ask about:

  • Moving hours
  • Elevator reservations
  • Loading areas
  • Insurance requirements
  • Vendor access
  • Floor protection rules

These details can affect the entire moving schedule.

Decide the Final Placement

Choose the approximate location of the piano before it arrives. Moving a piano repeatedly inside the destination property creates unnecessary extra handling. Knowing the final placement beforehand helps reduce repositioning.

Consider Tuning After the Move

A piano can sometimes need tuning after being relocated because changes in position, temperature and humidity can affect the instrument. If tuning is required, that should be handled by a qualified piano technician after the instrument has had time to settle in the new environment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Piano Moving

How much does piano moving cost?
Do you move upright pianos?
Do you move grand pianos?
Can you move a piano upstairs or downstairs?
Can you move a piano in a condo or high-rise?
Do I need to measure my piano before moving?
Can you move a piano as part of my household move?
Where should I place my piano in the new home?
Will my piano need tuning after moving?
How early should I schedule piano movers?
Still Have a Question?

Still Have a Question?

Piano moves can vary considerably depending on the instrument, stairs, elevators and property access.

Tell us what type of piano you have, where it is currently located, where it is going and what the access looks like at both properties. Our team can help determine the moving plan for your piano relocation.

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