Piano Removal

We quote it in writing after you send photos and describe the access — never a number over the phone that changes when we arrive. Piano type, floors, stairs and distance all shape the price, so we price the real job, not a guess.

Yes. Grands are prepared properly — pedal lyre and legs removed and wrapped, the body eased onto its side on a padded skid board, then moved as one controlled unit. Baby grands to concert grands are all within what we handle.

Usually yes. We use stair-crawling equipment and enough crew to keep the weight controlled on every tread. Very tight or curved staircases occasionally need a different route — send photos of the stairs and we'll tell you straight.

Almost certainly. Any piano moved any distance should be left to settle for a couple of weeks in its new spot, then tuned. That's the instrument reacting to the move and the new room, not a sign anything went wrong.

Yes. If a piano is unplayable, woodworm-ridden or simply unwanted, we remove it for disposal and recycle the frame, timber and strings responsibly. It's often the easiest way to reclaim a room.

We do — collection at one address and delivery to another, in the same booking, with the instrument protected door to door. Tell us both ends when you ask for a quote so the plan and price cover the whole journey.

Yes. We can move it to a storage unit and position it safely, ideally against an internal wall away from damp and radiators. Let us know it's going into storage so we wrap it accordingly for the stay.

Yes — our work carries goods-in-transit and public liability cover. For a rare or high-value instrument, mention it when you book and we'll confirm the cover suits before the date.