- (267) 367-6610
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- 916 Clinton St, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Polished marble shows every scratch, so a piano move here needs floor protection and paperwork that actually covers you. We handle uprights and grands across the city with a written liability waiver and full insurance in place before a single leg leaves the ground. If you need this handled right, we can be there.
A piano move on polished stone is a protection job first and a lifting job second.
Here is how we sequence it so the floor, the instrument, and your liability are all covered before we start.
Uprights are the most common last-minute call we get, often with a closing date already set.
We can usually fit short-notice moves into the schedule and still protect the floor on the way out.
Grands need the legs and pedal lyre removed and the body supported properly before they leave the room.
We handle both local moves and long-distance transports, including instruments coming in from out of state.
Upper floors, narrow stairwells, and tight turns are where most damage happens and where quotes climb.
We assess the route honestly and tell you up front when special equipment is the safer choice.
I sent my neighbor their way after they moved our upright off a marble foyer without a single mark.
She had the same narrow entry and was nervous about it, and they handled hers just as carefully.
I would not call anyone else now.
The last crew that touched our piano scratched the lid and left a chip in the marble threshold.
These guys came in, documented the existing damage, and moved it properly with boards and straps.
It was a relief to see how it should have been done the first time.
They quoted us a flat number for the move and that was the number we paid, even though the carry was longer than expected.
No surprise change-orders, no pressure at the door.
I appreciated knowing the price before anything started.
Every evening they swept the route and put the floor protection back down neatly, which mattered because we were still living in the house.
You could not tell a piano had been moved through the hallway.
That level of care is rare.
We are not the company that quotes a piano move over the phone and then improvises at the door. We look at the route, the floor, and the instrument, then tell you what the job needs and what it will cost. If stairs or a long carry are involved, you hear it before the move, not in a revised invoice afterward. That approach is why so many of our jobs come from referrals and from people asking neighbors and piano stores who they trust.
Skip the form. Call now for a free on-site quote from a real estimator. We answer the phone.
CALL (267) 367-6610We have spent 15 years moving pianos through rowhouse hallways, tight turns, and buildings where the floors cost more than the piano.
Marble is unforgiving, so we treat every threshold, foyer, and landing as a surface that has to come out of the job exactly as it went in.
Homeowners often describe the same worry: a last-minute upright move with no time to shop around, and no idea whether the crew will actually protect the floor.
We carry full liability coverage and put the waiver in your hands before the work starts, so there is no gray area if something goes wrong.
Our crew knows the difference between a grand with a cracked leg and an heirloom that has to be handled like glass.
If your building has a narrow service entrance or an upper-floor landing, see how we handle difficult access with cranes and roof rigging before you assume the move is impossible.
We also work with families clearing out properties, and that work overlaps with our fire and smoke damage piano recovery service.
Every job gets the same approach: protect the floor, protect the instrument, and leave the space clean. If you need the matching local page for this kind of job, visit our page.
Our crews work across these 47 ZIP codes.
