Uprights, baby grands, gun safes, treadmills. Measured before the crew arrives, moved with the right equipment.
Heavy items are not a bigger crew doing the same thing harder. A piano board, stair-climbing dollies and four people who have done it before are what keeps a five-hundred-pound upright off your staircase.
We measure the doorway, the turn at the landing and the stair width before quoting. If it will not fit, you learn that on the phone rather than on move day with a truck outside.
Grand pianos come off the legs, get wrapped and boarded, and are reassembled at the other end. Safes over six hundred pounds are quoted individually after we see photographs of the route.
Hot tubs need the panel removed, the water fully drained and usually a crane or a four-person carry. We tell you which on the call.
Yes. Legs and pedal box come off, the body is boarded and wrapped, and it is reassembled at the other end.
An upright inside the metro with easy access is usually one to two hours on top of your move. Grands and stairs are quoted after photographs.
Up to about six hundred pounds with stair dollies. Heavier than that needs a specialist rig and we will say so.
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