Services :: Piano Moving

Some pretty unusaual stories have been told of a do-it-yourself piano moving that resulted the unexpected - injuries, damaged instruments, dented vehicles, crushed walls, scratched floors, and in at least one instance it was claimed to have started a fire. Of course many people have successfully moved their own piano, but piano moving is still just plain hard, heavy, and nerve-wracking work.

Parks & Sons can move your piano with the care needed to make it safely from point A to point B. Please Contact Us for moving quotes.

When contacting us about a piano move, the following information can help us provide a more accurate quote:

• Piano Type
  • There are a few types of pianos, and providing the type will help us determine the instrument's approximate weight.
    
    Grand (measured from front edge of keyboard to back edge of piano lid):
    • Concert Grand (7' 4" or longer)
    • Medium Grand (5' 6" to 7' 6")
    • Small / "Baby" Grand (5' 8" or smaller)
    
    Vertical (measured from floor to top of lid):
    • Upright (51" or taller)
    • Studio (43" to 50")
    • Console (40" to 42")
    • Spinet (39" or smaller)
  
  
• Piano's Current Location
  • Town
  • Access (driveway, ability to back truck up to an entrance, or such information)
  • What floor is the piano on
  • How many steps (if any) will be encountered when the piano is moved
  • Any unusualness or difficulties (such as narrow hallways with sharp turns)
• Piano's Destination       (again)...
  • Town
  • Access (driveway, ability to back truck up to an entrance, or such information)
  • What floor will the piano be delivered to
  • How many steps between the truck's access and the delivery point within the location
  • Any unusualness or difficulties