Furniture Removal
Sofas, couches, sectionals, mattresses, and dressers gone the same visit. We handle the stairs, the doorways, and the donation run.
Service
A piano is the one item almost nobody can move themselves. An upright runs 300 to 500 pounds, a baby grand well past that, and the weight sits high and unevenly, which is exactly why so many end up staying in a house long after anyone plays them.
“Drew and Joseph were GREAT!!! They arrived on time and were able to assist me with removing two very large and heavy pianos on the spot!! I couldn't have wished for a better experience. They were in and out in a flash and very reasonably priced. I will definitely use them again!!” · Kara Fox, Henderson · Google
We remove pianos across Henderson and the valley: uprights, spinets, consoles, baby grands, and the electric organs that came with them. We bring enough crew and the right equipment, and we plan the route out before anything moves.
Most of these calls come from a downsizing, an estate, or a family that inherited an instrument nobody wants. There is no judgement in it: a piano nobody plays is furniture that weighs a quarter of a ton.
A piano on a flat ground floor is straightforward. A piano coming down a flight of stairs, or out of a sunken living room, needs more crew and more time. Tell us about the stairs when you call. It is the single biggest factor in the quote.
The legs and lyre are removed and the body is tipped onto a piano board for a grand or baby grand. That is normal, it is how they were brought in, and it is not damage.
This surprises people. Schools, churches and charities are flooded with offers and almost all decline, especially anything needing tuning or repair. If yours is genuinely playable, say so and we will try, but we would rather set the expectation honestly than promise a home for it.
A piano barely fills the trailer but takes four hands and careful work. These are quoted on the crew and access required rather than the space it occupies, so send photos of both the instrument and the path out.
Uprights usually clear a standard doorway, but the turn at the bottom of a staircase or into a narrow hall is often the real constraint. A photo of the route matters more than a photo of the piano.
A single piano is usually a Minimum Pickup or Quarter Load by volume, but pricing reflects the crew and access it takes rather than the space used. Pricing starts at $99 for a minimum pickup and scales with volume. You always get a firm price before anything is loaded.
Yes. It is routine, and it is why we send enough crew. Mention the stairs when you call so we schedule the right number of people rather than arriving short-handed.
Most single-piano jobs start around the Minimum Pickup of $99 and rise with access: stairs, long carries, and tight turns all add labor. You get a firm price before anything moves.
We will try if it is genuinely playable, but be aware that most donation outlets decline pianos, particularly ones needing tuning or repair. We would rather be straight with you about that up front.
Yes. Electric organs, Hammonds, digital pianos and keyboards all go, along with benches and sheet-music cabinets.
Related
Sofas, couches, sectionals, mattresses, and dressers gone the same visit. We handle the stairs, the doorways, and the donation run.
Respectful, discreet clearing for families and executors. We work at your pace and set aside anything that matters.
Cut the volume before the movers quote you, or clear what's left after. Either end of the move, we handle it.
Clutter from any room, hauled out in one visit. We do the lifting, the loading, and the cleanup. You just point at what goes.
Tell us what's there and we'll give you a straight price. No obligation, no pressure.