Baby Grand Piano Movers · Nashville, TN
Baby Grand Piano Moving in Nashville and Nearby
A baby grand cannot simply be rolled out the door. We take off the legs, lyre and pedals, secure the piano on its side on a padded board, and put it back together where you want it.
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Parlor, semi-concert and concert grands, with the crew and route planned around the size.
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Piano moving in Nashville and nearby cities
Nashville · Brentwood · Franklin · Murfreesboro · Smyrna · Hendersonville · Mt. Juliet · Spring Hill · Gallatin · Lebanon · Nolensville · Goodlettsville · La Vergne · Antioch
What's included
What a Baby Grand Move Involves
More steps than an upright, and every one of them matters.
Legs, Lyre & Pedals Removed
The parts most easily broken come off first and travel padded and separate.
On Its Side, on a Board
The piano is turned onto its straight side and strapped to a padded piano board.
Lid and Case Protected
The lid is secured and the case wrapped against scratches and pressure.
Doorways Checked
We plan the turns and door widths along the route before moving day.
Stairs Planned
Steps and landings decide the crew size and equipment we bring.
Reassembled in Place
Legs, lyre and pedals go back on and the piano is set in its new spot.
Why Messolar
How We Protect Your Baby Grand
No Stress on the Legs
The legs are removed before the piano is tipped, so they never carry sideways force.
Secured for Transport
Strapped on its board in the truck so it cannot shift on the road.
Planned Route
Measurements and photos let us plan doorways, stairs and turns ahead.
Written Quote First
You know the price before you book.
How it works
How We Move Your Baby Grand
- Step 1
Tell Us About the Piano
Piano type, both addresses, and the steps, turns and doorways at each end. Photos help us quote accurately.
- Step 2
Get a Written Quote
We plan the crew, equipment and route for your piano and send a written quote before you book.
- Step 3
Pad, Wrap and Secure
On moving day the piano is padded and wrapped. Grands have legs, lyre and pedals removed and go on a piano board.
- Step 4
Place and Reassemble
We set the piano where you want it and reassemble grands. Book a tuning once it has settled in.
FAQ
Baby Grand Piano Moving Questions
How do you move a baby grand piano?
We remove the legs, lyre and pedals, pad and wrap the piano, turn it onto its straight side and strap it to a piano board. It travels that way and is reassembled in its new spot.
How big and heavy is a baby grand?
Baby grands are usually about 4.5 to 5.5 feet long and commonly weigh roughly 500 to 650 pounds. The length matters for doorways and turns, so tell us if you know it.
Will a baby grand fit through my door?
On its side, a baby grand is narrower than most people expect. Send the door widths and photos of the route and we will check before moving day.
Can you move a baby grand up stairs?
Yes. Stairs, landings and turns change the crew and equipment needed, so describe them, or send photos, when you request the quote.
When should I tune it after the move?
Give it two to four weeks to adjust to the new room, then book a qualified piano technician. We move pianos; we do not tune them.
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Free piano moving quote
Tell us about your piano
The piano type and the steps at each end are what change the price most. Tell us those and we'll send a written quote.
Have photos of the piano and the stairs? Text them to (866) 541-8767 after you send this form.