Common situations
We often help with pianos left behind after a move, instruments that are no longer played, or upright and spinet pianos that have been sitting for years.
Before pickup
Tell us the type of piano — upright, spinet, console, or grand — along with its approximate size. Also let us know about any stairs, narrow doorways, or tight turns it would need to pass through.
- Tell us the piano type and approximate size
- Mention any stairs or narrow hallways
- Let us know the room it's currently in
- Note if a leg or part has already come loose
How removal works
Because pianos are heavy and can be tricky to maneuver, we look at your details and photos first. We'll be upfront if the size, weight, or stairs involved make it a job we can't safely take.
Photos help us quote faster
Photos of the piano and the path it needs to travel are really helpful for us to review before confirming the job.
Service area
We handle piano removal requests for homes across Central Florida.
Common questions
Can you move a grand piano?
It depends on the size, weight, and access involved. Share the details and we'll let you know if it's something we can take.
Do you take upright pianos down stairs?
In many cases, yes, but we need to review the stairs and piano size first.
What if the piano doesn't work anymore?
That's fine, we remove pianos whether or not they still play.