Piano Movers in Nashville, From Spinets to Grands

It depends mostly on the type of piano, the number of steps or stairs at each end, and whether it is going across town or to another room in the same building. Distance, tight turns and long carries also count. Send those details with the form on this page and we will give you a written quote.

Spinets, consoles, studio and full-size uprights, baby grands, parlor grands and larger grands. Tell us the type and, if you know it, the brand and length, so we can plan the crew and equipment.

Yes. Many piano moves never leave the building: a new room, an upstairs bonus room, or a different floor of a church or school. We quote those as in-building moves, with no truck involved.

Yes. A grand travels on its side on a padded piano board with the legs, lyre and pedals removed. We look at every staircase, landing and doorway in advance and bring the crew and equipment the route needs.

Photos of the piano and of the stairs and doorways at both ends help us quote accurately. After you send the form, you can text them to (866) 541-8767.

Usually, yes. Changes in temperature and humidity affect tuning more than the move itself. Let the piano settle in its new spot for two to four weeks, then book a qualified piano technician. We move pianos; we do not tune them.

Nashville and the surrounding cities, including Brentwood, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet, Spring Hill, Gallatin and Lebanon. Further away? Ask, and we will tell you what we can do.