Piano Movers in Broomfield, CO

Moving a Piano Takes Planning

A piano is one of the heaviest and most delicate items in most homes. It carries its weight unevenly, has a finish that scratches easily, and has thousands of internal parts. Moving one safely takes planning, the right crew size and careful handling.

What We Need to Know

• The type of piano (for example, upright, console, spinet or grand)
• The approximate size and, if known, the make and model
• Stairs, steps or tight turns at both locations
• Doorway widths and the path from the room to the truck
• Where the piano will go in the new home

With those details, we can tell you whether we can handle your piano move and what it will involve before moving day. Please include this information when you request a quote.

Photos of the instrument and the complete path at both locations are especially helpful. Show stairs, landings, tight turns, exterior steps and where a truck could park. For a grand piano, tell us whether its legs or pedals have been removed before; do not attempt disassembly just for a quote. We will discuss the handling plan and confirm whether the move is feasible for our crew before booking. If the piano is part of a larger home move, see residential moving.

How We Protect Your Piano and Home

We pad and wrap the piano to protect its finish, protect floors and door frames along the path, and secure the piano in the truck so it does not shift in transit.

Moving other heavy items too? See heavy item moving.

Frequently Asked Questions