A piano is 300 to 500-plus pounds of cast iron and hardwood that's almost impossible to give away — and no fun to move. We bring the crew, dollies, and straps to get your upright, grand, or organ out of any Lone Tree home, down the stairs and through the door without a scratch. Flat pricing from $249.
Send a photo or a few details — we'll text you a price.
The classic against-the-wall piano — spinet, console, or studio. They pack 300 to 500+ pounds into a narrow frame, which makes them top-heavy and unpredictable on stairs. We strap it to a dolly, balance the weight across the crew, and walk it out.
From $249Heavier still, and awkward. We take the legs and lyre off, lay it on a piano board, and roll it out.
Quoted higherElectric consoles, pump organs, church-style organs — bulky, dense, and bolted together. Handled the same way.
From $249Cracked soundboard or water-damaged? We break it down on-site and recycle the cast-iron plate and hardware.
Hauled & recycledThree things move the number: the type of piano (an upright is lighter and simpler than a grand), the access (a ground-floor room is cheaper than a flight of stairs, a tight turn, or a walkout basement), and whether it needs to be disassembled to come out. Text us a photo and a quick note on where it sits, and you'll have one all-in price — no hourly meter, no surprise stair fee.
Most piano removals run $249–$795. An upright, spinet, or console on a ground floor is at the lower end; baby grands, grands, and anything coming down (or up) stairs sits higher — bigger crew, more equipment. You get one flat, all-in price before we lift a thing.
Yes — stairs are exactly why people call us. We bring the crew, piano dollies, and straps to walk an upright or grand down a staircase, up from a walkout basement, or through a tight doorway without gouging your floors, walls, or railings.
If it still plays and holds a tune, we try to donate it first — a working instrument helps a family or school more than a landfill does. Cracked, water-damaged, or dead pianos are broken down and recycled where possible.
Usually. A grand or baby grand is much heavier and has to be partially disassembled — legs and lyre off, laid on its side onto a piano board — so it takes more hands and time. Send a photo and we'll price your exact piano.
Clearing out a whole room? See furniture removal, all our services, or check full pricing.
Flat pricing, same-day service, and we do all the heavy lifting.
