Upright Piano Movers · Nashville, TN
Upright, Console and Spinet Piano Moving in Nashville
Uprights are compact but top-heavy, and most of the weight sits high. We pad and strap your upright, keep it steady on stairs and through doorways, and set it exactly where it belongs.
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Baby Grand Pianos
Legs, lyre and pedals removed, then padded, turned on its side and secured to a piano board.
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Parlor, semi-concert and concert grands, with the crew and route planned around the size.
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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
Every Size of Upright Piano
From apartment spinets to tall antique uprights.
Spinet Pianos
The smallest uprights, often in apartments and condos with tight hallways.
Console Pianos
Slightly taller than spinets and common in homes across Middle Tennessee.
Studio Pianos
The upright found in schools, churches and teaching studios.
Full-Size Uprights
Tall, heavy uprights, including older and antique instruments.
Player Pianos
Heavier than a standard upright, planned with that extra weight in mind.
Stairs & Tight Turns
Steps, landings and narrow doorways planned before moving day.
Why Messolar
How We Protect Your Upright
Kept Upright and Steady
The piano stays upright on a dolly and is strapped so it cannot tip or shift.
Padded Case and Keys
Blankets and wrap protect the finish, lid and keys from knocks and pressure marks.
Sized Crew
The piano, the stairs and the route decide how many movers we send.
Written Quote First
You know the price before you book, based on your piano and both addresses.
How it works
How We Move Your Upright
- 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
Upright Piano Moving Questions
How heavy is an upright piano?
As a rough guide, spinets and consoles weigh about 300 to 500 pounds, and full-size uprights about 500 to 800 pounds or more. Older uprights and player pianos tend to be at the heavy end.
Do you take an upright piano apart to move it?
No. An upright stays in one piece. It is padded, wrapped, strapped to a dolly and kept upright through doorways, ramps and stairs.
Can you move an upright piano up or down stairs?
Yes. Tell us how many steps there are, whether there are landings or turns, and send photos if you can. That decides how many movers we bring.
Can you move a player piano?
Yes. Player pianos are moved like uprights but are usually heavier, so mention it when you ask for a quote.
Can you just move my upright to another room?
Yes. Moves within the same house or building are quoted separately and do not need a truck.
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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.