Grand Piano Movers · Nashville, TN
Grand Piano Moving, Planned Around the Instrument
Parlor, semi-concert and concert grands are long, heavy and valuable. We plan the route and the crew around the piano, move it on its side on a padded board, and reassemble it where it belongs.
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Upright & Spinet Pianos
Spinets, consoles, studio and full-size uprights, moved upright on a dolly and strapped for the ride.
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Legs, lyre and pedals removed, then padded, turned on its side and secured to a piano board.
Learn moreWithin Your Home
To another room or another floor of the same house, church or building. No truck needed.
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Sanctuaries, music rooms, stages and studios, scheduled around services, classes and events.
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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
Grand Pianos We Move
Homes, churches, schools, studios and venues across Middle Tennessee.
Parlor Grands
Living-room grands, larger than a baby grand, common in homes and churches.
Semi-Concert Grands
Larger grands found in recital rooms, schools and sanctuaries.
Concert Grands
The largest grands, about 9 feet long, with the crew and route planned to match.
Legs, Lyre & Pedals Removed
Taken off before the piano is turned, padded and transported separately.
Piano Board Transport
The piano travels on its straight side, padded and strapped to a board.
Stages & Platforms
Loading docks, platforms and stage access planned with your schedule.
Why Messolar
How We Handle a Grand
Measured Before We Arrive
Length, doorways and turns are checked against the route in advance.
Crew Sized to the Piano
Larger grands get more movers and heavier equipment.
Secured for the Road
Strapped on its board in the truck so it cannot shift.
Written Quote First
You know the price before you book.
How it works
How We Move Your 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
Grand Piano Moving Questions
What counts as a grand piano?
Anything larger than a baby grand: parlor or living-room grands, semi-concert grands and concert grands, which can be about 9 feet long. The longer the piano, the more planning doorways, turns and stairs need.
How much does a grand piano weigh?
Larger grands commonly weigh roughly 600 to 900 pounds, and concert grands can approach or exceed 1,000 pounds. We size the crew to the piano.
Do you move concert grands for venues and churches?
Yes. Tell us about the stage, loading dock or platform and the time window you have, and we will plan the move around it.
Do you need the brand and length?
It helps a lot. The length, usually listed by the maker or measured from the keyboard to the tail, tells us how the piano will clear doorways and turns.
Is a grand piano reassembled after the move?
Yes. Legs, lyre and pedals go back on and the piano is set in its new spot. Book a piano technician for tuning once it has settled for a few weeks.
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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.